Can you solve it?

We have gathered together all of the facts surrounding this mysterious case, to allow you to draw your own conclusions. Read the book, and decide for yourself, what really happened, that fateful day, at Dunmore.

Having obtained interviews with some of the last remaining witnesses and having researched the facts and gathered photographs from around the world, for many years, this is a fascinating, yet true, account of the events of 1938, at Dunmore. The story unfolds with twists and turns and would have challenged the great Agatha Christie, herself.

The Authors

Frank McGurk

Frank McGurk has lived in the shadow of Dunmore House all his life and he has a particular interest in local history.

What began as a hobby, researching the background to the McClintock family, has become, over the decades, the ensuing, never ending mystery.

In tracing the Donegal footsteps of the McClintocks and their relations, Campbell, Dorothy and Agatha Christie, Frank joined forces with writer / historian, Ken McCormack, in an exhaustive search of archive material, across the British Isles and further afield, in an endeavour to bring closure to the mysterious and tragic events of 1938.

Ken McCormack

Ken McCormack is a writer and a journalist. With a Master's degrees in Education and Philosophy, Ken was originally a lecturer and joined the BBC as a freelance documentary maker and presenter. He has over three decades experience in script writing, news and programme preparation for the BBC and is currently still engaged in documentary making. He is a regular contributor to the Northern Ireland press - mainly articles of popular/historic interest. Ken has written one book and has two others in preparation for publication. His play “On the Subject of Love”, commissioned by the Derry Playhouse, has had its premier in 2013.