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Greenfeeds Injustice

Dream Catcher Radio is diving deep into the Greenfeeds case — a tragedy in which two men lost their lives, and Gillian Leivers received a lengthy prison sentence. As of 2026, she remains behind bars. But the more we look into this case, the more the official story begins to unravel.

We’re not here to sensationalise. We’re here because something doesn’t add up. Gillian wasn’t the owner of Greenfeeds — she was the wife of the owner. Yet she is the one serving a significant sentence, while major questions about what actually happened that night remain unanswered.

Multiple staff members were on site during the incident. Their accounts varied wildly. Some contradicted each other. Some contradicted themselves. And astonishingly, one individual present that evening was never even identified during the trial. How does that happen in a case involving two deaths?

This is not a simple story. It’s an extraordinary one — and not in a good way. We’re not the jury, and we’re not claiming to know the truth. What we are doing is asking the questions that should have been asked from the beginning. Questions like: How did a workplace tragedy turn into a criminal conviction built on shaky foundations? Why were key inconsistencies never resolved? How did so many investigative bodies fail at the same time?

Because one thing is becoming painfully clear: what happened that evening has never been fully, properly, or transparently investigated. The Police, the HSE, and even the Defence appear to have left gaping holes in the narrative — holes big enough to swallow any hope of justice for the two victims, and for Gillian and Ian Leivers.

On Dream Catcher Radio, we’re unpacking the theories, the contradictions, the overlooked evidence, and the systemic failures that allowed this case to unfold the way it did. We’re not pointing fingers — we’re shining a light.

And as we peel back the layers, one uncomfortable truth keeps surfacing:
People do end up in prison for crimes they did not commit.
The question is… did that happen here?

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