Inspiration from Dolours Price obituary
Keefe explains that he found the story in 2013 after reading a New York Times obituary for Dolours Price, the first woman to become a frontline IRA soldier.
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Patrick Radden Keefe discusses his investigative book 'Say Nothing' and the legacy of the Troubles in Northern Ireland on PBS NewsHour.
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Keefe explains that he found the story in 2013 after reading a New York Times obituary for Dolours Price, the first woman to become a frontline IRA soldier.
Keefe highlights that Jean McConville's murder was especially stark because killing a widowed mother instantly orphaned ten children, leaving trauma that unfolded across generations.
Keefe says he did not originally set out to identify Jean McConville's killer, but two separate clues from different sources unexpectedly aligned late in his investigation.
Keefe explains that militants like Dolours Price felt betrayed by the Good Friday Agreement because compromising on British dominion robbed them of the justification for their violent past.
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