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On a mild late summer day in Dublin in August 2012, the vibe in the city center was electric. The people flocked to the docklands to welcome 40 vessels that had been sailing around Europe's ports since the beginning of July, and a regatta called the tall ships races.

In 2012, the festival everyone simply called Tall Ships drew more than

one million visitors. Dubliners made the most of the opportunity to showcase their city.

It was a three-day event with festivities, including live

music and fun for the family. Street performers kept the crowds entertained and

food vendors made sure everyone was fed. Locals volunteered to work at the event, welcoming ship crews and

supporting logistics as big crowds moved to the water side to appreciate the beautiful vessels

from all over the world. A volunteer manager grew concerned when one of the most enthusiastic volunteers, a child care worker by the name of Elaine O'Hara, did not show up.

36-year-old Elaine had some mental health challenges and her father Frank was notified about her absence.

No one could reach Elaine on her cell phone.

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