Sophie: A Murder in West Cork
TV-14
6.8
2021
Crime
, Documentary
, Mystery
A shocking murder in rural Ireland sets off an increasingly convoluted quest for justice that spans decades and cuts across national borders.
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Episode 3 : Justice
June. 30,2021
As the years pass, the case grows increasingly bizarre with multiple arrests, recanted testimony and allegations of police corruption.
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Episode 2 : The Suspect
June. 30,2021
With the investigation heating up, police focus their attention on an unlikely suspect: a local journalist who had first reported on the murder.
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Episode 1 : The World Turned Upside Down
June. 30,2021
In 1996, a French woman is found brutally murdered near her rural Irish home just before Christmas, leaving her tight-knit community in shock.
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