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Peter Mulryan

Television producer

Sep 23, 2026

7:30
Now, Peter, could we talk a bit about Eamon Cook's crimes? Could you bring us through a timeline of what he was convicted of?
7:38
Well, he was convicted over his life of many, many things, the big one being finally when justice caught up with him in 2002 and he was convicted.
7:48
It took three hours to read out in court all the charges against him.
7:54
He was convicted.
7:56
He was sentenced to 10 years and he got out on appeal.
8:00
The appeal was that the crimes were historic and that the judge had not told the jury that crimes that take place so far in the past, maybe the evidence, the witness evidence won't be as clear or as strong as it could be.
8:15
Because that warning was never given, he was released.

6 MINS LATER

14:37
uh in this investigation bush and here's the bush and that's why we're talking with you today there's something new here uh so there was a discrepancy you might say in the statement or an anomaly you've discovered new information which puts the the focus back on that woman as a witness and back on amon cook uh first of all before we get into what it is how did you get this new information
7:30
Now, Peter, could we talk a bit about Eamon Cook's crimes? Could you bring us through a timeline of what he was convicted of?
7:38
Well, he was convicted over his life of many, many things, the big one being finally when justice caught up with him in 2002 and he was convicted.
7:48
It took three hours to read out in court all the charges against him.
7:54
He was convicted.
7:56
He was sentenced to 10 years and he got out on appeal.
8:00
The appeal was that the crimes were historic and that the judge had not told the jury that crimes that take place so far in the past, maybe the evidence, the witness evidence won't be as clear or as strong as it could be.
8:15
Because that warning was never given, he was released.

6 MINS LATER

14:37
uh in this investigation bush and here's the bush and that's why we're talking with you today there's something new here uh so there was a discrepancy you might say in the statement or an anomaly you've discovered new information which puts the the focus back on that woman as a witness and back on amon cook uh first of all before we get into what it is how did you get this new information
7:34
Could you bring us through a timeline of what he was convicted of?
7:38
Well, he was convicted over his life of many, many things.
7:41
The big one being finally, when, when justice caught up with him in 2002, and he was convicted.
7:48
It took three hours to read out in court all the charges against him.
7:54
He was convicted, and he was sentenced to 10 years, and he got out on appeal.
8:00
The appeal was that the crimes were historic, and that the judge had not told the jury that crimes that take place so far in the past, maybe the evidence, the witness evidence, won't be as, as clear or as strong as it could be.
8:15
Because that warning was never given, he was, he was released.

15 MINS LATER

23:35
Yes.

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