In 1992, Grace Livingstone was murdered inside her home in Malahide, Dublin, but the investigation soon became almost as controversial as the crime itself.

With a husband under suspicion, an unidentified young man seen near the house, and a possible link to Revenue investigations into oil smuggling and IRA-linked crime, this is one of Ireland’s most frustrating unsolved cases.

Presented, written and produced by Jenny Claffey. Researched by Karl O'Reilly.

Sources:

Unsolved Crimes: How Grace Livingstone's killer got away with murder

Minister and AG face court action over Livingstone murder inquiry

The Brutal Murder of Grace Livingstone: A Cold Case That Destroyed a Family's Faith in Justice | True Crime Write-Ups

‘Very slim’ chance man killed wife

Sergeant deliberately misled gardaí, court hears.

Inside Slab Murphy's multi-million euro, cross-border smuggling empire

Livingstone damages case is settled. RTE.ie

Minister and AG face court action over Livingstone murder inquiry

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