US EditionForensic Exam to Be Conducted at Scene of Gaine Probe
- Michael Gaine, a 56-year-old sheep farmer, disappeared from his farm near Kenmare, Co Kerry, on March 20, 2025.
- The investigation escalated after suspected human tissue was found in a slurry tank on Gaine's 1,000-acre farm, prompting a homicide reclassification on April 29.
- Gardaí, supported by forensic experts including State Pathologist Dr Sally Anne Collis, have sealed off the farmyard and surrounding fields for detailed technical and forensic examination.
- The investigation involved conducting more than 320 formal inquiries, collecting close to 130 witness statements, and reviewing thousands of hours of surveillance and vehicle camera footage, yet Mr Gaine's remains have not been found.
- Authorities urge anyone with information, especially those hesitant or who have previously spoken, to come forward, reflecting ongoing efforts to resolve this enduring, out-of-character disappearance.
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'Human matter' found inside slurry tank as missing Michael Gaine's farm turns into crime scene - The Mirror
Missing Michael Gaine's farm in Carrig East, Ireland, has been upgraded to a crime scene after local gardai reported finding organic matter inside a slurry tank
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