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Murder of Elaine O'Hara
The Murder of Elaine O'Hara occurred in August 2012 in Dublin, Ireland. Elaine O'Hara (17 March, 1976–c.22 August 2012), an Irish childcare worker, was last seen alive at a public park in Shankill, Dublin on August 22, 2012. The remains of her body were discovered on Killakee Mountain, south of Dublin, in September 2013.
The investigation of her disppearance, and later of her death, was widely reported. The 2015 trial and conviction of her murderer, architect Graham Dwyer, led to the circulation of evidence concerning O'Hara's and Dwyer's involvement in BDSM sexual subculture. The evidence of Dwyer's sadistic sexual practices led to the murder being called one of the most shocking crimes in Irish history.〔("Dwyer's depravity shocked the whole nation", ''The Herald'', 01 April 2015 )〕
==Elaine O'Hara==
Elaine O'Hara was born in Dublin on March 17 1976 and was educated in St. Joseph of Cluny secondary school. She had been bullied at school.〔 She had suffered many mental health issues from her teens, and regularly was hospitalised for psychiatric care. She had been treated by Professor Anthony Clare, who diagnosed depression and borderline personality disorder.〔 She also suffered from asthma, diabetes and was dyslexic.〔 Her mother's death in 2002 was a major setback for her, as was the sudden death of Professor Clare in 2007.〔
In 2005 she moved out of her family home in Killiney to a flat in Blackrock.〔 In 2008 she moved to another flat in Blackrock, before taking advantage of the affordable housing scheme to acquire an apartment in Belarmine Plaza, Stepaside.〔 Elaine worked as a childcare assistant in Ballybrack and part-time in a newsagents in Blackrock.〔 She was taking night classes in the town of Dún Laoghaire〔 with the hopes of becoming a Montessori teacher.
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