Found Deceased Ireland - Aengus "Gussie" Shanahan, 20, Limerick, 13 Feb 2000

[imjustagirl123]

Aengus (Gussie) Shanahan

Missing since 11th February 2000 in Limerick City.

Born: 23 Jan 1980

Height: 5' 10

Hair: Brown

Eyes: Blue

Build: Thin build

Aengus (also known as Gussie and when he was a child he used to sign his name 'Aonghus') Shanahan was last seen at 22.30 on Friday 11th February 2000, and is on cctv leaving Coopers Bar (now Eric's Bar) on Joseph Street, Limerick at 23.30. (See photo of him taken that day at 15.31) He was born in 1980 and is 5ft 10 inches and walks with a slight stoop forward: eye colour is blue. He was wearing dark blue jeans with a blue top and a red, white and blue adidas jacket. If you have any information whatsoever, please call in Strictest of Confidence a new helpline number Tel: 085 2092119 or Email. find.gussie@gmail.com or write to PO Box 55, Limerick Leader, 54 O’Connell Street, Limerick

STRICT CONFIDENCE IS ASSURED

Aengus was the inital reason for Ireland's missing website, there is more info and pictures here http://www.missing.ws/_missingpersons/missingPerson.asp?id=45

 

[imjustagirl123]

Where are you Gussie???? Your family are waiting for answers god bless them all :coldcase::coldcase::coldcase:

 

[lindamichelle1]

What a strange case, I first thought maybe he needed to go to bathroom but then saw he raised his hand to knock, like he could of used the bathroom inside . Maybe he heard someone asking for help and it was a trap.

 

[iulia]

Partial remains found 17 years ago belong to man who vanished in Limerick in 2000

The partial remains were discovered at Bunratty in Co Clare in October 2001 but recent DNA advancements saw the remains re-tested and confirmed to be those of Aengus.

 

[PastTense]

THE FAMILY OF a Limerick man whose partial skeletal remains were discovered in 2001 have issued a fresh appeal for information about his death...
Today, Gussie’s family launched a fresh campaign for information — including a confidential telephone line 087 122 2950 — which will be manned by members of the Shanahan family. His sister Gráinne said that she and her family believe he was murdered. “We are going with this new appeal because this is a different chapter in the case,” she said. “We have laid him to rest, but we still want answers as to what happened to Gussie.” She appealed directly to those who may have information about her brother’s disappearance and death to let the family know what happened.

'We still want answers': Gussie Shanahan's family ask man who rang his father about case to come forward