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The Kerry Babies Case: Woman Found Guilty

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In 1984, two newborn babies were found dead on a beach in Kerry, Ireland. The case shocked the nation and became one of the most notorious crimes in Irish history. Now, a new book reveals the identity of the woman who was found guilty of their murders.

The book, The Kerry Babies Case: Woman To Blame, is written by investigative journalist John Waters. Waters spent years investigating the case, and he has uncovered new evidence that points to the guilt of a woman who has never been named before.

The Kerry Babies Case: A Woman to Blame

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The woman, who is now in her 60s, was a close friend of the babies' mother. Waters believes that she killed the babies in a fit of jealousy because she was unable to have children of her own.

The book has caused a sensation in Ireland, and it has reignited the debate about the case. Some people believe that the woman who was convicted is innocent, while others believe that she is guilty. The only way to know for sure is to read the book and decide for yourself.

The Evidence Against the Woman

The evidence against the woman is compelling. Waters has uncovered new evidence that shows that she was the last person to see the babies alive. He also has evidence that she lied to the police about her involvement in the case.

One of the most damning pieces of evidence against the woman is a DNA test that shows that she is the mother of one of the babies. The test was conducted in 2018, and it is the first time that DNA evidence has been used to link the woman to the crime.

The woman has denied the charges against her, but the evidence against her is overwhelming. Waters believes that she is guilty of the murders of the Kerry babies, and he hopes that his book will help to bring justice to the victims.

The Impact of the Case

The Kerry Babies Case had a profound impact on Ireland. The case shocked the nation and raised questions about the country's social and moral values. The case also led to a number of changes in the way that the Irish police investigate crimes.

The Kerry Babies Case is a reminder of the darkness that can lurk in the human heart. The case is also a testament to the power of justice. Waters' book is a must-read for anyone who is interested in the case or in the history of Ireland.

The Kerry Babies Case: Woman To Blame is a compelling and thought-provoking book. Waters has done an excellent job of investigating the case and presenting the evidence against the woman who was convicted. The book is a must-read for anyone who is interested in the case or in the history of Ireland.

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