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Ladybbird · 24-05-25, 08:22

Farmer Michael Gaine Killer Cut Body Into Small Parts Pushed Through Gaps Inches Wide

Officers in Ireland believed the killer of beloved farmer Michael Gaine, 56, spent hours dismembering the mans body, possibly with a chainsaw before pushing it through tiny gaps on his farm

IrishCentral 24 MAY 2025

Slurry tanks at the scene in Carrig East, Kenmare

Investigators believe the killer of farmer Michael Gaine cut his body into pieces so small that the remains were able to fit through tiny gaps just a few inches wide.

The 56 year old was reported missing from his home near Kenmare on March 21 before neighbours alerted Garda? Irish police to human remains they had found while spreading the contents of a slurry tank around his farm last week.

Officers believe the murderer spent hours cutting up Mr Gaines body before squeezing the remains through tiny gaps between wooden slats that were being used to cover a huge slurry tank on his farm. Sources told the Irish Mirror that investigators also believe the murderer used water and disinfectant to wash away forensic evidence into the same slurry tank on the Carrig East farm where gardai have reportedly recovered almost all of his remains.

A significant amount of the remains are believed to have been found in fields across the 1,000 acre farm that had been spread with slurry taken from the tank while most are thought to have been recovered from the tank. The discoveries were made by specialist gardai from the Technical Bureau and the Water Unit, who combed large areas of land as well as every inch of the large slurry tank.

While they have not yet been formally identified, sources say Gardai are satisfied the remains are that of Mr Gaine, who was last seen in a Centra Shop in Kenmare, around 8kms from his farm, on March 20.

Officers beleive Mr Gaine may have been killed at the farm on the day he was last seen, before his body was moved to the slurry tank, where the killer spent hours dismembering it possibly with a chainsaw. A number of tools were recovered from the farmland in recent days, including one that appeared to have been hidden. Police have sent these off for forensic testing.

Neighbours who were spreading slurry taken from a tank on Mr Gaines farmyard made the discovery. Pieces of remains got stuck in the spreader and when the neighbours examined them, they quickly called in gardai.

It led to the arrest of a suspect on Sunday. He was detained on suspicion of murder for 24 hours, but released without charge from Killarney Garda Station late on Monday night. The suspect, who is in his 50s, was known to Mr Gaine.

Gardai say the investigation is ongoing.

A mechanical digger used to excavate the farm

Michaels wife Janice left with his sister Noreen

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,517 Thanks: 28,767 Thanked 14,428 Times in 10,234 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Farmer Michael Gaine Killer Cut Body Into Small Parts Possibly With Chainsaw Farmer Michael Gaine Killer Cut Body Into Small Parts Pushed Through Gaps Inches Wide Officers in Ireland believed the killer of beloved farmer Michael Gaine, 56, spent hours dismembering the mans body, possibly with a chainsaw before pushing it through tiny gaps on his farm IrishCentral 24 MAY 2025 Slurry tanks at the scene in Carrig East, Kenmare Investigators believe the killer of farmer Michael Gaine cut his body into pieces so small that the remains were able to fit through tiny gaps just a few inches wide. The 56 year old was reported missing from his home near Kenmare on March 21 before neighbours alerted Garda? Irish police to human remains they had found while spreading the contents of a slurry tank around his farm last week. Officers believe the murderer spent hours cutting up Mr Gaines body before squeezing the remains through tiny gaps between wooden slats that were being used to cover a huge slurry tank on his farm. Sources told the Irish Mirror that investigators also believe the murderer used water and disinfectant to wash away forensic evidence into the same slurry tank on the Carrig East farm where gardai have reportedly recovered almost all of his remains. A significant amount of the remains are believed to have been found in fields across the 1,000 acre farm that had been spread with slurry taken from the tank while most are thought to have been recovered from the tank. The discoveries were made by specialist gardai from the Technical Bureau and the Water Unit, who combed large areas of land as well as every inch of the large slurry tank. While they have not yet been formally identified, sources say Gardai are satisfied the remains are that of Mr Gaine, who was last seen in a Centra Shop in Kenmare, around 8kms from his farm, on March 20. Officers beleive Mr Gaine may have been killed at the farm on the day he was last seen, before his body was moved to the slurry tank, where the killer spent hours dismembering it possibly with a chainsaw. A number of tools were recovered from the farmland in recent days, including one that appeared to have been hidden. Police have sent these off for forensic testing. Neighbours who were spreading slurry taken from a tank on Mr Gaines farmyard made the discovery. Pieces of remains got stuck in the spreader and when the neighbours examined them, they quickly called in gardai. It led to the arrest of a suspect on Sunday. He was detained on suspicion of murder for 24 hours, but released without charge from Killarney Garda Station late on Monday night. The suspect, who is in his 50s, was known to Mr Gaine. Gardai say the investigation is ongoing. A mechanical digger used to excavate the farm Michaels wife Janice left with his sister Noreen