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STUN-DER ARREST

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February 25, 2026

Ex-US soldier Michael Kelley back in custody and can be quizzed for 24 hours. | Being questioned again over the murder of farmer found in slurry pit.

- MICHAEL O'TOOLE and PAUL HEALY

STUN-DER ARREST

THIS is the moment a stunned Michael Kelley was re-arrested over the murder of Kerry farmer Michael Gaine.

Our exclusive pictures show a shocked-looking Kelley being led by detectives out of the house he was residing at in the centre of Tralee yesterday.

Kelley, who is originally from Maine in the United States, and who denies any involvement in the death of Mr Gaine, was arrested by gardai shortly after 7.30am and was taken to a station for questioning.

It is the second time he has been arrested in connection with the highprofile investigation.

STATION

It is understood gardai arrived at his door and arrested the unsuspecting Kelley yesterday. He was led away to a Garda van and taken to a station where he can be questioned for up to 24 hours.

The arrest comes after an investigation by the Kerry Serious Crime Unit and the National Bureau of Criminal Investigation.

Detectives are understood to have collected statements from hundreds of people, collected hours worth of CCTV footage and worked to establish the last known movements of Mr Gaine who vanished from his farm in Kenmare on March 20 last year.

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