Patrick Radden Keefe
What’s inside
Say Nothing is a true crime book by Patrick Radden Keefe. It recounts the history of the Troubles in Northern Ireland by focusing on the abduction and murder of Jean McConville, a widow and mother of ten, and its aftermath. The book also profiles key players in the conflict, including the Price sisters and Brendan Hughes, in order to provide a comprehensive exploration of this turbulent period.
You’ll Learn
- Gain deep insights into the Troubles in Northern Ireland
- Understand the impact of political conflict on individuals and families
- Explore the ethics and tactics of investigative journalism
- Delve into a gripping true crime story
Key Points
- The chilling disappearance of Jean McConville
- The Price sisters’ involvement in the IRA
- The struggle for peace in Northern Ireland
- The tragic impacts of political conflict on families
- Brendan Hughes’ revealing confessions
- The long-term effect of the Troubles
- The quest for justice for McConville’s family
Who’s it For
- True crime enthusiasts
- History buffs
- Readers interested in Irish history
- Fans of investigative journalism
About the author
Patrick Radden Keefe is a celebrated investigative journalist and staff writer for The New Yorker. Known for his deep research and compelling narrative style, Keefe’s work often explores dark and complex themes of history, politics and crime.