Talking exclusively to the Olive Press, Fitzpatrick said: “I am concerned over the lifestyle Amy led in Spain and I hope the authorities will be investigating it in the near future.” His concerns are backed up by a key, crucial letter – the alleged words of which have been seen by the Olive Press – in which a mother of one of Amy’s friend’s purportedly pleaded to the Irish authorities to take her into care for her own safety.
SO AMY WANTED TO GO INTO CARE FOR HER OWN SAFETY...SHE OBVIOUSLY DID NOT TRUST HER MOTHER AND STEP FATHER
While Amy’s mother Audrey does not deny “a letter” was sent to the Irish ambassador in 2005, she insists that the author was “deranged” and strongly contests its content.
She confirmed to the Olive Press that it came about around the time her daughter was, she claims, “effectively kidnapped” by the mother of one of Amy’s close school friends.
RIGHT OKAY THEN.....SOUNDS A BIT HYSTERICAL AND DERANGED TO ME
While we have been unable to put this to the named family, who now live in the UK, it appears that already at the age of 13, Amy was regularly missing school, staying away for long periods of time with a number of different families and appeared generally isolated.
Among our discoveries, it emerges that she:
• Was not enrolled for school in the three months before she went missing
• Often turned up at friends houses in the middle of a school day looking for someone to hang out with
• Hated living in Spain and wanted to return to Ireland
• Spent long periods staying at friends houses and even ‘occasionally slept in a field’
• “Looked malnourished” and sometimes seemed hungry
• Would regularly go out late to bars and nightclubs from age 14
• Allegedly smoked marijuana and had panic attacks after drinking alcohol.
DOESN'T SOUND LIKE THE IDEAL MOTHER TO ME, OR THE IDEAL STEP FATHER....
REMEMBER WHAT BENNETT SAYS ABOUT CHILD ABDUCTION 99% IS DONE BY THE FAMILIES.
In fact, so often was she away and
staying with friends that they didn’t miss Amy until January 3.
SUCH A LOVING CARING MOTHER SHE HAD
The Star 14.04.2009
Investigator told to back off from missing teen case
A private eye hired to track down missing Irish teen Amy Fitzpatrick says he has received threats warning him to halt his inquiry.
Investigator Liam Brady last night revealed how he was threatened to back off- by someone who felt he was getting "too close" to the truth.
In an annoymous email sent to his website. Liam was warned " Sometimes being to close means you are part of the problem.... not the solution."
Liam told The Star " I definitely took this as a threat. Somebody wanted me to back off and discountinue the investigation but that won't be happening.
I've been in this game for 34 years and when things like this start happening, it usually means you are getting to close to something"
IT IS LIKE SOMEONE DOES NOT WANT HER FOUND
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