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    Trevor Deely (22) missing 8th Dec 2000

    http://www.missingpeople.org.uk/areyoumissing/missing/detail.asp?dsid=417

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trevor_Deely

    Trevor Deely (born 1978) is an Irish missing person. He was last known to be seen on the morning of 8 December 2000 on a wet and windy night in the Haddington Road area of Dublin 4. He was filmed on CCTV as crossing Baggot Street Bridge at 4.14am, making his way home after attending an office Christmas party during a taxi strike.[1]

    Deely was a Bank of Ireland employee who had moved from the family home in Naas, County Kildare and lived in a shared apartment in Serpentine Avenue, Ballsbridge. He remained in regular contact with his family.[2]

    After his disappearance, the Garda Síochána mounted a large search effort, which included draining a stretch of the Grand Canal between Leeson Street and the Grand Canal Basin at Ringsend on two occasions. Fearing that he may have drowned, Garda sub-aqua divers also searched the River Dodder, which had been flooded at the time of his disappearance.[3]

    His family mounted a massive advertising campaign, unequalled until the disappearance of Madeleine McCann. Every lamp post and traffic light in Dublin, Holyhead and other ports was plastered with posters of him[4]. They still keep up hope that he is alive, and although there is a service for Deely every year in a Naas church, they do not call it a memorial service.

    Deely is 6 feet 2 inches tall, with red hair and green eyes.[5] Anyone with information as to his whereabouts is encouraged to contact Irishtown Garda station.



    http://www.leinsterleader.ie/news/39We-live-in-hope39-.4756525.jp
    'We live in hope' - Michael Deely father of missing Trevor

    Date: 03 December 2008
    By Paula Campbell
    MONDAY, December 8 marks the eighth anniversary of missing Naas man Trevor Deely's mysterious disappearance after a work night out in Dublin.
    "We have heard nothing in eight years," said his father, Michael Deely. "That's the most disappointing and frustrating thing about it. It gets more difficult every year. Trevor will be 30 on his next birthday and those are the most difficult days."

    Trevor Deely was last seen on Haddington Road, Dublin and on the Leeson Street/Baggot Street area of Dublin on December 7/8 2001.

    When Trevor went missing it was in the middle of the Christmas party scene. He had spent the evening celebrating with his colleagues, at his office party. He worked in IT in one of the national banks.

    Weather conditions on the night were described as wet and windy and due to a taxi strike in the city, commuters had to find their own way home.
    To this day there have been no sighting whatsoever of Trevor Deely since that night.

    "We live in hope," explained Mr Deely. "Trevor has four nieces that he hasn't met. His brother Mark has three girls while his sister Michelle had a baby girl last September and his sister Pamela is due at the end of the year.

    "We would like to make a fresh appeal for any information and to acknowledge the help we have received from our friends, family and neighbours, without which we couldn't go on.

    "We would also like to thank Fr. John Brickley who will lead a prayer service for Trevor on Sunday, 7 December in Ballycane Church."

    With Christmas just around the corner, Mr. Deely told The Leinster Leader this is a difficult time for the family.

    Trevor Deely is 6ft 2 inches with red/ blonde hair and green eyes. He was wearing a yellow and brown shirt and beige cord trousers. He also had a blue ACC Golf Umbrella.
    Trevor Deely who disappeared after his Christmas party eight years ago
    Anyone with information on Trevor can contact the Gardai 045 884300. Or you can visit the missing persons website on www.missingpersons.org.

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    https://www.irishmirror.ie/news/iris...deely-23048804

    Heartbroken family of missing Trevor Deely to retrace steps 20 years on from disappearance

    'This is the 20th year that we?re doing an appeal, and we?re still looking for the same questions to be answered'


    BySylvia PownallEditor, Irish Sunday Mirror
    08:38, 22 NOV 2020


    A missing poster along the Grand Canal in Dublin of Trevor Deely (Image: COLIN KEEGAN/Collins)



    THE heartbroken family of missing bank worker Trevor Deely will retrace his final known footsteps to mark the 20th anniversary of his disappearance.

    His brother Mark has revealed how they will gather on Haddington Road in Dublin 4, where CCTV picked up the last sighting of Trevor in the early hours of December 8, 2000.

    And he admitted that the family?s deep anguish continues as they try to solve the puzzle of what happened to his 22-year-old baby brother on a wet and windy night two decades ago.

    Mark told the Irish Sunday Mirror: ?This is the 20th year that we?re doing an appeal, and we?re still looking for the same questions to be answered.


    As each year goes by it?s like we?ve dragged out a little bit more detail but still no answers.

    ?The number 20 has a bit more significance than 18 or 22 years, so there?s that little bit of hope there that we might get the breakthrough.?

    Gardai believe grainy footage of a man standing in the shadows outside the Bank of Ireland building as Trevor entered may hold the key to solving the mystery.

    Trevor was spotted on CCTV walking away from his office, presumably heading home. But he wasn?t alone.


    The footage, which has been repeatedly shared by officers, shows a man dressed in a dark hoodie following him at a distance.

    Teetotaller Trevor, who was 6ft 3in with red hair, had attended the Bank of Ireland Asset Management Christmas party at Copper Face Jack?s and Buck Whaley?s.

    There was a taxi strike in the capital, so he had to walk. He called into the office at around 3am on his way home.

    Cameras show a man behind a pillar outside the bank at 2.59am. He took a couple of steps forward and spoke briefly to Trevor before the bank worker went inside.

    Two other men then arrived. They have since been cleared of any involvement in his disappearance, but the so-called ?man in the shadows? has never come forward.

    Trevor was last seen on CCTV at 4.14am being followed by a man half-running in his direction who gardai believe is the same person who was standing outside the bank. To this day the family has no idea what happened to Trevor, the youngest of four children, and Mark says wild speculation on social media does not help.

    He revealed: ?When he was missing a few years people were saying, ?Ah sure that lad is gone, he has to be dead?.

    ?Maybe they are right but until we know for certain I think we owe it to Trevor to keep searching for what those answers might be.

    ?It?s like he vanished into thin air. He was 22, just starting out his life. He?d be 42 now. I don?t know how many kids he?d have, or if he?d have kids.

    ?You don?t think about it too much because it would drive you mad? but it?s just always there.

    ?My wife Denise was pregnant with our eldest when he went missing. She?s 19 now, he?s never seen her. My brother has nine nieces and nephews that he?s never seen.?

    Trevor, from Naas in Co Kildare, was described as a hard worker and popular colleague and was rising up the ranks at the bank. Speculation he had travelled to Alaska to be with a girl from Anchorage, who he had met in Dublin and had recently visited, was quickly discounted.

    Detectives also dismissed the theory he?d stumbled into the Grand Canal or River Dodder and drowned because his mobile phone remained active.

    Trevor had his phone on him when he vanished and it continued ringing for several days when family and friends tried to reach him. And suggestions he had taken his own life were quickly dismissed by all those who knew him as a happy and sociable young man who was making plans for the future.

    In 2019, a new witness came forward saying Trevor had come in contact with a well-known criminal and was accidentally shot after an altercation. Detectives were told that, after he was shot dead, the killer panicked and dumped his body in a drain on Old Lucan Road.


    A six-week dig in the autumn of 2018 at a site in Chapelizod uncovered a gun and drugs, but no body. Gardai later stated the firearm was not linked to the case.

    Late last year, the Irish Prison Service began displaying posters in jails, in both inmates? and visiting areas, appealing for information in the case. Mark said: ?Somebody knows something, it?s a terrible cliche but it?s the truth.


    ?Mam and dad are getting older.
    It doesn?t get any easier. They?re in good health, but their youngest son is missing. To find out what happened would mean everything, absolutely everything. If something sinister happened, if there?s some shred of decency in anyone?

    ?We?re 20 years waiting to find out what happened. Me and my two sisters will keep fighting and searching for another 20.?

    Anyone with any information that might help Trevor?s family find out what happened is asked to contact Crimestoppers at 1800 250025.

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    It sounds like his job at the bank made him a target of some sort. How is it that the police determined that the gun that was found isn't related to the case? How could they know that for sure? It's not like they have a body with a bullet to compare it to. It seems really odd to me that they would just come to that determination.

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    This is so sad. I hope his family gets answers one day. I, also, think his disappearance was connected to his job.

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    If you don`t know the case very good,here is a video explaining almost all important details:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EN95vHTnFWU
    And an analyze:http://zakmartin.com/trevor_deely_disappearance.html
    After watch a video (a fragment of it) that raises some questions:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1w44MVynxKE&t=4880s (watch until 1.27 at least)

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