She was last seen in January 1994.
A former detective believes the case of a missing midlands woman should be upgraded to a murder inquiry.
Mountmellick's Imelda Keenan was last seen on January 3rd, 1994 in Waterford.
A fresh appeal for information was launched last week, on the 30th anniversary of her disappearance.
Imelda's family believe she was murdered, and someone was hurting her in the lead-up to her disappearance.
Private Investigator, Mullingar's Pat Marry, explains why it may not have been upgraded to a murder inquiry:
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