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Our sister went missing 16 years ago and we re desperate to find out what really happened to her
In 2005, Lisa Dorrian went missing in Northern Ireland. Now, her sisters have launched a Twitter campaign in their ongoing fight for justice
Lisa Dorrian (left) with her sisters Michelle and Joanne
It was Tuesday, March 1, 2005, and 21-year-old Joanne Dorrian was driving home from work when she received a phone call.
She still remembers the exact part of the road she was on when she pulled over and answered. It was her sister Lisa’s housemate, who was ringing to tell Joanne that nobody had seen or heard from Lisa since before the weekend.
The sister of missing woman Lisa Dorrian has called on her killer to come forward and do the right thing on the 16th anniversary of her disappearance in Co Down today.
Hairdresser Lisa (25) from Bangor, Co Down, vanished after a party on a caravan site 20 miles away in the coastal village of Ballyhalbert on the Ards peninsula on February 28, 2005.
Police and her family believe she was murdered.
Despite a series of arrests, the identification of around 4,000 potential witnesses and more than 400 searches, no one has been brought to justice.
The chief suspect in the case is closely related to senior members of the loyalist paramilitary group, the UVF. He still lives in Northern Ireland.