I'm Not Here To Hurt You

By: Irish Independent
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  • 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 came two years previously on a winter’s afternoon in 2002 when an accident would alter the course of several people’s lives and ultimately lead John to become Ireland’s most prolific bank robbers.

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Episodes
  • The Bank Teller

    The Bank Teller
    Sep 11 2023
    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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    19 mins
  • The Aftermath

    The Aftermath
    Aug 7 2023
    Freedom beckons but escaping the past is not an easy task. We all deal with pain in different ways.

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    30 mins
  • The Sentence

    The Sentence
    Jul 31 2023
    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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    29 mins

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