A new book tells the full untold story of Jason Corbett, and his high profile murder at the hands of his second wife Molly Martens.

“My Brother Jason: The Untold Story of Jason Corbett’s Life and Brutal Death” penned by the late man’s sister Tracey Corbett lynch with help from journalist Ralph Riegel delves into the heartbreaking murder of the Limerick dad-of-two.

The Janesboro native was savagely beaten to death with a brick and a baseball bat in the bedroom of his luxury home in North Carolina in August 2015.

Corbett’s second wife Molly Martens and her retired FBI agent father Thomas are currently serving life sentences for the killing.

Businessman Corbett (39) was locked in a desperate custody battle to bring his children back to Limerick before he was killed in the couple’s home in Martens, Wallburg, North Carolina.

At the time, former model Martens and her father claimed to have acted in self-defence although they were uninjured. A leading blood splatter expert flown in from Florida was eventually instrumental in their conviction for second degree murder. 

Sure to garner a lot of sales and media interest is the forthcoming My Brother Jason, on the death of Jason Corbett, in South Carolina @Gill_Books, May #limerick pic.twitter.com/vzsp3EtBFY

— Tomás Ó Conaola (@tomasconneely) February 16, 2018

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Corbett Lynch, who fought tirelessly to bring her brother to justice during the case that gripped both Ireland and the US, is aiming to tell the “full and shocking story” of what happened. The book includes full access to the deceased’s personal collection of letters, emails, keepsakes and photographs.

The book will be available from May 15.

According to The Limerick Leader, Martens (33) and her father (67) are expected to bring their challenge to their sentences for Corbett’s murder to the North Carolina Court of Appeals later this year.

A ruling is expected by 2019.