Crime World

A mystery syndrome strikes down CIA spies while working in Cuba.
But is Havana syndrome real or imagined? What does patient zero have to say about his treatment from the agency he once worked for?
Reports this month suggest that the Biden administration purchased an energy weapon suspected of being similar to one which may have caused the series of mystery ailments.
But what is fact and what is fiction when it comes to Havana Syndrome and what did podcasters Jennifer Forde and Sam Bungey discover when they too a deep dive into a world of shadows and secrets.
Nicola speaks to Jennifer and Sam about their latest series Havana Helmet Club, a fascinating new podcast from the couple behind West Cork.
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A mystery syndrome strikes down CIA spies while working in Cuba. But is Havana syndrome real or imagined? What does patient zero have to say about his treatment from the agency he once worked for? Reports this month suggest that the Biden administration purchased an energy weapon suspected of being similar to one which may have caused the series of mystery ailments.

But what is fact and what is fiction when it comes to Havana syndrome? What did podcasters Jennifer Forde and Sam Bungey discover when they took a deep dive into a world of shadows and secrets.

Nicola speaks to Jennifer and Sam about their new series Havana Helmet club, from the couple who brought you the hit podcast West Cork.

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The “derelict” pub where Eamon ‘The Don’ Dunne was shot dead has been earmarked for a major development.
Planning permission is being sought to transform Faussagh House - which has been empty since the gangland hit - into purpose-built, 249-bed student accommodation.
Niall speaks to Eimear Rabbitt about how a Kinahan Cartel hit team carried out Dunne's murder.
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Killed by his dad who then took his own life, little Oisin O’Reilly was known as the kid who always shared with others.
As the murder-suicide of Oisin and dad Wayne is investigated for a Coroners Court, Patrick O’Connell has been speaking to neighbours and friends of a family devastated by death.
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Italian man Guido Nasi was only 17 and a student in Ireland to learn English when his life changed forever.
Nicola speaks with Niall Donald about the terrible assault in a Dublin park which left Guido, who died in recent weeks, with lifelong physical and mental injuries.
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