"The definitive critical analysis of the DPP report” Elio Malocco, author of Killing Sophie The debate about the guilt or innocence of Ian Bailey for the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier has raged for twenty-seven years. In Ireland, the DPP said there was insufficient evidence to justify Bailey going on trial, yet he was charged and found guilty in a French Court. This book will reveal there was more than enough evidence for Bailey to be charged and convicted of the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier in Ireland. It will show Bailey - • Knew about the murder of Sophie before her body was discovered and almost an hour before AGS reached the scene of the crime. • Lied to AGS dozens of times to hide the truth. • Gave a false alibi. • Knew precisely where to find the body without being told • Had very few or no scratches the night before the murder but many scratches and a cut to his head the next day. • Repeatedly told reliable sources that he knew Sophie. • Confessed 12 times in front of 18 believable witnesses. The DPP report failed to address much of the above evidence. It included suppositions, irrelevant information, and factual errors. There were also questionable attitudes to crimes against women.