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In August 2000, 21 year old Julie Tennant went missing from her home in Ballymena. Her parents searched desperately for her, while RUC officers began a search for her. They eventually identified a man she had last been seen with - but when he heard police were searching his home he went on the run.
This episode was researched and written by Aileen Spearin.
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Sources:
“RUC renews missing plea”, Belfast Newsletter, Aug 12th 2000
Maureen Coleman, “Parents in appeal for missing daughter”, Belfast Telegraph, Aug 15th 2000
Martin Breen “RUC seal house in hunt for lost Julie”, Belfast Telegraph, Aug 22nd 2000
Martin Breen, “Search for Julie, man is arrested”, Belfast Telegraph, Aug 24th 2000
“Missing Julie man quizzed”, Belfast Newsletter, Aug 24th 2000
Ciaran McGuigan “Agony for Julie family as body discovered”, Belfast Telegraph, Aug 25th 2000
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