MISSING: Trevor Deely

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On a cold, rainy December night in Dublin, 22-year-old Trevor Deely left his company’s Christmas party and began the long walk home. With no taxis available due to a citywide strike and no umbrella to shield him from the storm, he made a quick detour to his office, knowing there were always a few branded ones lying around. He swiped in with his work keycard, had a brief chat with the colleague on the night shift, and warmed up with a cup of tea. Then, just after 4 a.m., he stepped back into the rain and disappeared.

When Trevor didn’t show up for work the next day, it was assumed he was simply sleeping off the night before. But by Monday, the concern became real—Trevor was missing.

Despite CCTV footage, witness statements, and years of searching, his case remains filled with unanswered questions and painful silence. One moment, he was there, caught on camera, and the next, he was gone. But people don’t just vanish. Someone, somewhere, knows what happened to Trevor Deely.

**Screen grabs of CCTV footage of Trevor Deely who went missing in December 2000.**

**Trevor Deely’s siblings (front from left) Pamela, Mark and Michele Deely are joined by friends and family members in Dublin early in January 2001.**

*Photograph: Bryan O’Brien*

**Trevor’s father, Michael Deely**

*Photograph: Bryan O’Brien*

**Garda divers searching the Grand Canal for Trevor Deely in 2000.**

*Photograph: Colin Keegan/Collins*

**Trevor Deely’s family announced a reward for information last year**

**A ‘Missing’ poster of Trevor Deely near what was then a Bank of Ireland at Baggot Street and Haddington Road in 2000.**

*Photograph: Cyril Byrne*

**Photo of the man waiting outside of Trevor’s office building.**

**34 seconds after Trevor passes this camera, we see a man in dark clothing.**

If you have any information about Trevor Deely, please contact Gardaí at Pearse Street station on 01 6669000 or information can also be given via the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 or at any garda station.

Link to CCTV footage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcYxruBEmFE

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