An international policing expert believes the brutal death of a Roscommon priest can still be solved, if new witnesses come forward.
Today is the 40th anniversary of the killing of Fr Niall Molloy.
The 52-year-old died in Clara, Co Offaly, on July 8th, 1985, in the home of Richard and Therese Flynn.
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Richard admitted hitting him at least twice and was charged with his manslaughter - but he pleaded not guilty and was acquitted.
Angela Doyle is a former crime scene co-ordinator at Merseyside Police, who studied a reconstruction of the scene of Fr Molloy's death:
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No one has ever been convicted of Fr Molloy's death - but Angela believes the case can still be solved:
