Murder, Mystery and My Family Season 4 Episode 5 Episode 5
- November 28, 2019
- 43 min
In the latest episode of Murder, Mystery, and My Family season 4, titled "Episode 5," barristers Jeremy Dein and Sasha Wass take on another historical case that has left a family in the dark for generations.
The case involves the murder of a man named James Gildea in County Mayo, Ireland in 1894. Gildea's body was found in a bog, and it was discovered that he had been shot in the head. The police quickly arrested a man named John Gallagher, who had been seen with Gildea on the night of his murder. Gallagher was convicted and sentenced to death, but he maintained his innocence until the very end.
Now, over a century later, Gallagher's descendants want to know the truth about what really happened to their ancestor. Jeremy and Sasha are tasked with diving into the case and seeing if they can uncover any new evidence that could exonerate Gallagher.
As they begin their investigation, the barristers discover that the case is not as straightforward as it may seem. There are conflicting reports about Gallagher's whereabouts on the night of the murder, and witnesses have given varying accounts of what they saw that evening. Jeremy and Sasha speak to Gallagher's descendants and comb through old court records in an effort to piece together what really happened.
The episode is full of twists and turns as the barristers uncover new information about the case and interview key witnesses. The family's emotions run high as they come face to face with the possibility that their ancestor was wrongfully convicted and executed.
Through it all, Jeremy and Sasha remain calm and dedicated to getting to the truth. They use their legal expertise and experience to deconstruct the case and separate fact from fiction.
Overall, episode 5 of Murder, Mystery, and My Family season 4 is a gripping and emotional journey through one family's quest for justice. Viewers will be on the edge of their seats as Jeremy and Sasha uncover new evidence and work tirelessly to uncover the truth about this historic case.
