Infernal Racket wrote: » I'd imagine the Guards in Dundalk know exactly who the rest of the gang are. Aaron Brady was the ultimate test case for the courts and the Guards and justice system prevailed. Be a lot of nervous gang members not sleeping so well for the foreseeable I reckon.
Suspect A: This suspect was best friends with Aaron Brady at the time of the fatal shooting and is suspected of being centrally involved in the robbery. The man, aged in his late 20s, was frequently named throughout the trial by the prosecution as Brady's accomplice but cannot be identified for legal reasons. At the time of the murder he lived a short distance away from Lordship credit union and was with Aaron Brady on a daily basis in the week leading up to the robbery. His distinctive BMW was also sighted near the scene earlier that day in what was described as a “scoping exercise” ahead of the events being planned later that night. The Northern Irish man was running a successful business in Boston at the time of the robbery and would spend half the year there before returning to Ireland. Suspect B: The Armagh man is suspected of being centrally involved in the robbery as well as the stealing of the getaway car. The criminal, aged in his early 30s, is also suspected of helping to plan the raid. He was on bail at the time of the murder and signed on at Crossmaglen police station just over two hours before the crime. He has been interviewed by the PSNI about his movements on the day of the murder but has not been formally arrested as part of the murder inquiry. Even before the raid he was well-known to gardai for involvement in serious crime and was arrested by Det Gda Donohoe for the previous armed robbery at Lordship credit union in August 2011, as well as a separate armed raid at Dundalk racecourse that same year. During his arrest he made a sinister threat to Det Gda Donohoe, stating he knew where the detective's family home was located. Suspect C: The alleged robber was one of the youngest suspects at the time of the Adrian Donohoe murder. The Armagh man, who is also linked to fuel laundering, was named in Aaron Brady's notice of alibi as directing him to move fuel waste cubes at a diesel yard that night, but gardai suspect he was actively involved in the credit union raid. Analysis of Suspect C’s phone showed that, like Brady, Suspect A and Suspect B, his phone was also inactive an hour before and an hour after the raid. Suspicions around this individual increased and he presented at a PSNI station the following month, on February 22, with his father. The interview was carried out by gardai and Suspect C claimed that on the day he was collecting a trailer from a yard in Blanchardstown. When asked to account for his movements at the time of the robbery, he refused to engage with the detectives and left the station. His contempt for the process was shown when he refused to sign any memo of interview and told the gardai, investigating the murder of a close colleague, that he would not cooperate with them in any way. The Boston Suspect: The brother of Suspect A is being investigated for assisting the robbery gang before the crime and having knowledge of the raid that was due to take place that night. Aged in his early 30s, it is the prosecution's case that a 999 call made by him from his home near Lordship credit union five nights before the raid was to test garda response times. The Boston Suspect told the emergency operator he saw three suspicious males in his front garden, while Aaron Brady claimed he saw two men. Gardai arrived but saw no evidence of any intruders. The reason behind the bogus phone call would only become apparent much later. He is also suspected of being in Clogherhead the night the Volkswagen Passat used in the Lordship murder was stolen, while gardai have not ruled him out for actual involvement in the raid. Suspect A’s Father: The only other person to be arrested as part of the Adrian Donohoe murder investigation, the father of Suspect A was detained at the time Aaron Brady was being questioned in 2018. Gardai suspect the man, aged in his 60s, was involved in scouting the escort prior to the robbery. His car was seen driving at speed past Lordship credit union moments after the raid. At the time of the murder the man was unlawfully at large from prison. After witnesses identified his vehicle being near the scene, the car was flagged on the garda Pulse system. ….. The man attended every day of the trial, being asked to leave court at times during particular legal arguments, and he continued to profess his family's innocence.
Ash.J.Williams wrote: » No “they’re” not
Ash.J.Williams wrote: » Leopard
expectationlost wrote: » sounds they don't have any physical evidence on any of the other suspects or they would be charged by now, and no boasting, can only hope to get them on other crimes.
Even before the raid he was well-known to gardai for involvement in serious crime and was arrested by Det Gda Donohoe for the previous armed robbery at Lordship credit union in August 2011, as well as a separate armed raid at Dundalk racecourse that same year. During his arrest he made a sinister threat to Det Gda Donohoe, stating he knew where the detective's family home was located.
gailforecast wrote: » “ The court also heard that members of Aaron Brady’s family had contacted trial witnesses through social media.” People from Armagh are sub human slime. Crossmaglen should be boxed off from civilisation.
Edgware wrote: » That's what they were saying about the case against Brady
gailforecast wrote: » Garda Tony Golden was also killed by some provo knacker from Armagh in 2015, they’re nothing but thugs, criminals and should be put down like the rabid dogs they are.
armaghlad wrote: » Fùck there is some shíte posted on here by numpties who know fa squared - not just you cranky, couldn’t read past your post seen enough crap. IRA by and large didn’t rob credit unions. Especially not in their own areas. The IRA that you all are referring to, the provos, no longer exist. And if they did as half of you will no doubt try to argue, why tf would they be robbing €7k from a fücking credit union!? They’d find more down the seats of their 2020 BMW X5! I’m from Armagh and vote SF and I think the man is guilty - May or may not be the trigger man but he was in my eyes involved and deserves every second that he spends behind bars. South armagh has a lot of criminality these days and it isn’t all “IRA”. Crossmaglen for example is awash with cocaine. It’s no longer the “pure” republican stronghold it once was. A lot of this new generation are not politically minded. Brady was what, 22 when this happened? He’s like a lot of young fellas who come from certain backgrounds, they think they’re untouchable and can do as they like. It’s the same as this crowd behind all the atm robberies. Keep this mind before you go blaming the provos on everything that happens in South Armagh
tayto lover wrote: » It’s odd though that this towrag was running around up to this in stolen cars, diesel laundering and being involved in petty crime and nobody from the Republican movement had a word with him. Very odd when you consider what they did to another similar petty criminal, Paul Quinn. That puzzles me. I wonder if it was something to do with his daddy’s standing in the community?
expectationlost wrote: » I said "and no boasting"
armaghlad wrote: » Your mother should have swallowed you
listermint wrote: » alot of people involved there for a sums involved. and what is a guy with a successful business doing robbing what abouts to a second hand cars shares worth of money. The whole thing seems so pointless.
begbysback wrote: » Is stating something while drunk in a pub drunk considered sufficient evidence for capital murder, or was there any actual evidence?
armaghlad wrote: » No he wasn’t. Are you always this fúcking stupid or are you just putting on a special show today?
gailforecast wrote: » “ Born on February 9th, 1990, Mackin spent the early years of his childhood in Portadown, Co Armagh.”https://www.google.ie/amp/s/www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/adrian-crevan-mackin-the-making-of-a-garda-killer-1.3475556%3fmode=amp Go back to sleep you knuckle-dragging northerner.
mikekerry wrote: » https://www.thejournal.ie/aaron-brady-murder-trial-contempt-of-court-5174194-Aug2020/ All sorts of shenanigans going on .
Hodors Appletart wrote: » and all for an innocent man!!
armaghlad wrote: » That makes him a “provo knacker”? His dad a social worker and his mother worked with the elderly. He was a psychopath, even his family took nothing to do with him, but don’t let that get in the way of your imagination running wild you reprobate
Truthvader wrote: » Eh.... he was on bail on a charge of being a "provo knacker" at the time and killed a Guard. Seems to be standard "provo knacker" behaviour to me
Strawberry Milkshake wrote: » I’m confused about the leaked video that was circulated. Was it from a Garda station interview room? Who leaked it to begin with?
![Photo of [Deleted User]](https://w6.vanillicon.com/v2/6e2ea1b10128e121bcaec481a22fed08.svg)
![Photo of [Deleted User]](https://wb.vanillicon.com/v2/b9d7cf56a75eee6d7dd35aa28294f673.svg)
