The video shows heavy machinery, including diggers, in operation at a site along the Wicklow-Kildare border, believed to be the location where JoJo's remains may be buried.
New footage has been released by Gardai to shed light on the ongoing search for evidence in the 1995 murder of JoJo Dullard.
The video shows heavy machinery, including diggers, in operation at a site along the Wicklow-Kildare border, believed to be the location where JoJo's remains may be buried.
Superintendent Paul Burke issued a renewed plea for information, expressing confidence that potential witnesses could still come forward nearly three decades after the crime.
"To date, no one has been held accountable for JoJo’s murder," he said.
"An Garda Síochána continues to search lands along the Wicklow-Kildare border. JoJo’s family has endured 29 years of pain and uncertainty, not knowing the whereabouts of her remains," he added.
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