John O’Hegarty was destined for great things. He studied philosophy in the prestigious University of Leuven in Belgium and had a masters in psycho-analytic studies from Trinity College, Dublin. On the day he politely robbed his first bank, he crossed over into a world where all his education became meaningless. It was his point of no return – but it wasn’t the moment that changed everything. That ... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | DocumentaryTrue CrimeSociety & Culture |
John’s story has caught the attention of many but none more so than the bank teller who played a part in his downfall. She gives the view from the other side of the counter.
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Freedom beckons but escaping the past is not an easy task. We all deal with pain in different ways.
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A dark night of the soul brings John to the edge. He can’t find closure on the most important part of his story.
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Kevin and John play cops and robbers for a day – but there’s no getting past the fact - the victims are mounting.
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I don’t like to leave a one star because the maker of this podcast has done a good and professional job, but I find myself unable to give it more because of the content.
I couldn’t stand the excuses and self pitying sob stories of the main character in this podcast. After a couple of episodes I had to give up. Nothing was his fault, things ‘happened’ (no, they were choices), he portrayed himself as a victim. I feel so sorry for the actual victims of this man’s choices.
Definitely not a podca... more
The whole tragedy here is that someone lost their life. However, the man who caused the accident was also a lesser victim. He clearly needed help and was probably suffering some form of trauma type illness. Could he have simply apologised to the victims family and sought to do some good work to make amends? Probably. But, trauma can cloud reason. I don’t understand the smiling photograph of him being led away. I think that must have been horrifying to the victims family, but like I say, he shou... more
Nothing queried of this guys account, it is all very one sided. The reason why is jail sentence was increased is because he completed 2 more robberies while on bail from the ‘final’ robbery described in the podcast. It shouldn’t take an average joe soap googling to find information like this out!
Wonderfully told story balancing the effect of your bad choices and actions on others with your own limitations as a human being. It could happen to all of us. One action that can change the course of your life. His brutal honesty is inspiring and he could offer a lot to ex-prisoners who are trying to find their way back in society coping with guilt and isolation.
Thank you for sharing your story. Please move on with your life, you deserve it.
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