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Aaron Brady Guilty as charged

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Aaron Brady has been found guilty of the capital murder of Det Garda Adrian Donohoe in Louth in 2013.

On Monday, Brady, of New Road, Crossmaglen, Co Armagh, was found guilty of robbing approximately €7,000 in cash and cheques outside the Lordship Credit Union in January 2013.

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StackSteevens

tayto lover wrote: »

There’s vacancies in the laundering plant I hear. His girlfriend will be near 60 when he gets out.

As will Danielle Healy, the lady (?) that he married while on the run in the Big Apple!

cameramonkey

Edgware wrote: »

Theres lots of things unreasonable to assume but thatdoesnt meant it will happen.
As it stands Brady is the fresh meat in the cellblock tonight. Lets see how he gets on with his bragging now.

Has he not been in prison on remand while awaiting trial?

mynamejeff

Edgware wrote: »

Theres lots of things unreasonable to assume but thatdoesnt meant it will happen.
As it stands Brady is the fresh meat in the cellblock tonight. Lets see how he gets on with his bragging now.

im sure he will be moved to a certain wing where his own will look after him

StackSteevens

billyhead wrote: »

Do the Gardai know who the other culprits are and are they believed to be abroad?

Yes and yes.

Still waters

Hodors Appletart wrote: »

the witness intimidation while she was on the Video to the court said a lot too.

Scumbag with scumbag mates.

Whats the story behind this, I've read a couple of the reports but must have missed this, was there intimidation during the trial of a witness

Gregor Samsa

Still waters wrote: »

Whats the story behind this, I've read a couple of the reports but must have missed this, was there intimidation during the trial of a witness

While Molly Staunton was giving video evidence from the US, someone came into the room, told her to "f**k off" and said "Put a stop to it. You can stop it right now. No more testimony." This was heard in the live broadcast to the court.

https://www.thejournal.ie/aaron-brady-adrian-donohoe-murder-trial-5121794-Jun2020/

That's aside from the other social media witness intimidation that only came to light today:

https://www.anglocelt.ie/2020/08/12/video-was-circulated-of-witness-giving-statement-against-brady/

event

ThewhiteJesus wrote: »

Same as an oracle such as yourself.

Except I've never said anything about whether he will get off on appeal or wont

ArmaniJeanss wrote: »

Not really, it's a big outside bet.
The bar is quite high for getting off on appeal.
You can't call the evidence into question, a jury has already accepted that it was enough. So the 'unfair verdict, there was no evidence' path is close to a no-go.

So you actually need to get a part of the evidence thrown out for technical reasons, or find a mistake that the judge made in his directions, or come up with evidence of serious malpractice on the part of the guards or state during the investigation.

It's very much a rarity to win a murder appeal, maybe 1 or 2% I'd say.

Don't be coming in here with sense and facts. This is for online experts to state that he will definitely get off. Lads that were asking about the facts and evidence 3 or 4 hours ago

mynamejeff

Gregor Samsa wrote: »

While Molly Staunton was giving video evidence from the US, someone came into the room, told her to "f**k off" and said "Put a stop to it. You can stop it right now. No more testimony." This was heard in the live broadcast to the court.

https://www.thejournal.ie/aaron-brady-adrian-donohoe-murder-trial-5121794-Jun2020/

That's aside from the other social media witness intimidation that only came to light today:

https://www.anglocelt.ie/2020/08/12/video-was-circulated-of-witness-giving-statement-against-brady/

Every effort should be made to track those people down and jail them .

more credit to the gardai and jury for getting the verdict and getting it right ,

Edgware

cameramonkey wrote: »

Has he not been in prison on remand while awaiting trial?

But now he can have a long term relationship

cameramonkey

Edgware wrote: »

But now he can have a long term relationship

You seem fixated on his relationship status in prison. Is this something you think about a lot?

tayto lover

Edgware wrote: »

Ah she's getting her fill already. No point being a martyr

Probably and shure he’ll have Bubba.😂

gailforecast

Armagh scumbag. Sick of northerners, bunch of savages.

mr_fegelien

Wonder how his father feels given he's a pretty popular owner of an Crossmaglen Club.

How long do you think until Aaron Brady offs himself?

Ash.J.Williams

Aaron Brady put himself away in fairness if he focussed his lies on “not the one who pulled the trigger” he’d be out in 7

Instead he spun a web of unbelievable lunacy that he was somewhere else entirely

Let’s see how the self proclaimed most dangerous gangster in Ireland gets on with the mountjoy boys

Him and suspect A were the two gob****es B is the ring leader

mr_fegelien

Why is no one answering my questions?

Is he gonna kill himself eventually or not? Will he get attacked by another prisoner (like Keith Hall did)

Faugheen

mr_fegelien wrote: »

Why is no one answering my questions?

Is he gonna kill himself eventually or not? Will he get attacked by another prisoner (like Keith Hall did)

How the f*ck are we supposed to know?

I’ll hop in my time machine there and see.

Truly bizarre tantrum you’ve just posted there.

Ash.J.Williams

mr_fegelien wrote: »

Why is no one answering my questions?

Is he gonna kill himself eventually or not? Will he get attacked by another prisoner (like Keith Hall did)

Why would anyone answer your questions?

Ash.J.Williams

mr_fegelien wrote: »

Wonder how his father feels given he's a pretty popular owner of an Crossmaglen Club.

How long do you think until Aaron Brady offs himself?

Nobody owns a gaa club

Spanish Eyes

I am delighted to see my taxpayer funds used properly.

Let him appeal, but as a PP said, the grounds for appeal are very narrow. And they don't happen overnight either. Well done to all concerned.

Bandit country is right.

tjhook

Before a trial, the burden of proof is on those accusing the guy. It's valid at that stage to point out his right to the presumption of innocence.

After being found guilty, the burden is reversed. If somebody wants to cast doubt on the trial, they need to have a good understanding of the deliberation that took place, and the burden is on them to explain why the conviction is unsafe. That's if they want to be taken seriously. I'm not seeing that from anybody here; what I see is some sh!te being very weakly thrown against a wall.

I'd question the motivation of anybody who has very limited knowledge of the details of this case but expresses doubt over the outcome.

mr_fegelien

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

Nobody owns a gaa club

Faugheen

mr_fegelien wrote: »

Chairman doesn’t mean he owns the club.

If he owned it he’d be called the owner.

mr_fegelien

Faugheen wrote: »

Chairman doesn’t mean he owns the club.

If he owned it he’d be called the owner.

Okay, but answer my question?

Will his father disown him? Will he get battered in the Joy?

Edgware

mr_fegelien wrote: »

Wonder how his father feels given he's a pretty popular owner of an Crossmaglen Club.

How long do you think until Aaron Brady offs himself?

I'm sure his parents didnt rear him to be a killer but thats what they face now. Regular trips to see him behind bars.

Ash.J.Williams

mr_fegelien wrote: »

Okay, but answer my question?

Will his father disown him? Will he get battered in the Joy?

Who cares

Ash.J.Williams

mr_fegelien wrote: »

Wha

joseywhales

Why won't somebody answer my question?!

Will I be handsome, will I be pretty?

[Deleted User]

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

Let’s see how the self proclaimed most dangerous gangster in Ireland gets on with the mountjoy boys

Pretty sure he won't be serving his sentence in mountjoy

gailforecast

Edgware wrote: »

I'm sure his parents didnt rear him to be a killer but thats what they face now. Regular trips to see him behind bars.

Crossmaglen is 99% scumbags. I’d lock the parents up as well.

cameramonkey

tjhook wrote: »

I'd question the motivation of anybody who has very limited knowledge of the details of this case but expresses doubt over the outcome.

So only those with an in-depth knowledge should question the verdict or else you think they have questionable motives?

A man who is 5cfoot 7 is convicted of a murder when the main witness a Garda and other witnesses describe the shooter as 6 foot tall. The main evidence against him seems to be statements he allegedly made incrimination himself to a man. This man may or may not have made a deal to stay in the US on the back of his statements. You don't have to be an expert to see that the evidence in this case is wafer thin.