19. The Voluntary Life Sentence: Ireland’s Longest-Serving Prisoner

<p>In April 1964, a quiet farmhouse in County Cork became the scene of a devastating crime that shocked the local community. Local man George Applebe was brutally murdered. What followed was a complex legal saga governed by newly passed laws, leading to a trial—and an extraordinary life sentence—that would span nearly six decades. Listen to the full story on <em>Shadows of Èire.</em></p>