Say Nothing

In 1972, a mother of ten children was abducted in Northern Ireland, and the I. R. A. was thought to be responsible, but no one would talk about it. For nearly 40 years the woman's family hoped she was alive, until some human bones were discovered near a beach in 2003. Someone finally took credit for killing her and said they had buried her body where they found the bones, but they did not tell where that location was. After a forensic expert examined the remains and compared them to the woman's dental records, he concluded that he had found her body. The police then interviewed everyone who might have been involved in the abduction so that someone would talk about it... someone eventually did and led police to her body.