Disappearance of Amy Fitzpatrick

The 32-year-old lawyer, Juan José de la Fuente Teixidó, said the burglars got into his property by forcing a locked garden gate.

It makes no sense that they took documents which financially are worthless, and left behind all my expensive valuables like TVs, computers and music equipment.

Five hours later, after sitting with my phone in my hand and my heart in my mouth, I got a text to say, and I quote: 'Can you pay us 500,000 euro.

[3]Audrey Fitzpatrick commented that the Guardia Civil and her private investigators followed up on these numbers, but they were both pre-pay, and had never been registered.

[6] Ahead of what would have been her 30th birthday, Fitzpatrick's parents sought to bring a practice of cold case reviews to the EU.

[7] Amy's 23-year-old brother Dean Fitzpatrick was stabbed to death in Coolock, Dublin, in 2013 in an incident involving Dave Mahon, his mother's partner.