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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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Ash.J.Williams

spurshero wrote: »

After watching the prime time last night would he have been convicted at all if he hadn’t been blabbing his mouth off in America . I have no doubt he done it and more importantly either had the police but unless the witnesses came forward from America would he have been charged at all?

All he had to do was admit the robbery and deny the shooting, but he didn’t.

Interesting the lowest rung of the ladder you might say is the get away driver, however as getaway for a cop killer he might be looking at capital punishment???

Asus X540L

Wonder did his own gang give him that nose.

Shooting a police officer over a minor credit union raid what an absolute moron.

They're all facing serious time if and when they're finally caught.

Ash.J.Williams

Asus X540L wrote: »

Wonder did his own gang give him that nose.

Shooting a police officer over a minor credit union raid what an absolute moron.

They're all facing serious time if and when they're finally caught.

capital crime for all?

CantGetNoSleep

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

All he had to do was admit the robbery and deny the shooting, but he didn’t.

Interesting the lowest rung of the ladder you might say is the get away driver, however as getaway for a cop killer he might be looking at capital punishment???

A lot of people saying that but there is no way it would have worked. Maybe if the shooter went rogue and one of the gang was willing to turn on them in the weeks after it happened but a murderer doesn't ever need to have pulled the trigger to be tried for murder. Back in mid 2013 maybe he'd get 5-10 years for the armed robbery in exchange for testifying against the others involved but after fleeing the country as all of them did, and with the attention on this case, no chance it's not murder even if you didn't fire the shot

White lighting

Asus X540L wrote: »

Wonder did his own gang give him that nose.

Shooting a police officer over a minor credit union raid what an absolute moron.

They're all facing serious time if and when they're finally caught.

Its genetic. You should see the sisters the one trying to contact all the witnesses, i wouldnt be surprised if they brought her along on a few of the robberies she could pick a lock with her snout

For Forks Sake

I knew he looked familiar

JohnnyFlash

Any links to good republican, Thomas Slab Murphy?

iebamm2580

did they actually know the guards were going to be there for the money escort? If they did it was just a plain stupid plan.

Ash.J.Williams

it's interesting that one of the gang threatened the garda before

begbysback

Thread is an absolute sh1t show, with those stamping out any questioning of evidence or verdict being those same posters who start other threads questioning judges sentencing.

[Deleted User]

John_Rambo wrote: »

Yeah, insane, what the hell was he thinking? Something similar happened in my area and there were helicopters and armed response, turned out it was a driver illness (tragically someone lost their life). Back on track, how does someone from a seemingly benign background, sports player, decent prospects, good family get to ramming taxis & Garda cars in a populated area to planning a heist and killing a Garda?

I guess there's a journalist somewhere digging deep and interviewing people to get some sort of idea.

Hard to know tbh, there's been an increase in punishment beatings year on year in NI because SF (and their unionists counterparts) are losing control of the younger people in their areas and need to re-assert it with violence against their own communities.

It's an abnormal environment.

Millionaire only not

For Forks Sake wrote: »

I knew he looked familiar

Ur insulting poor tayto

Millionaire only not

begbysback wrote: »

Thread is an absolute sh1t show, with those stamping out any questioning of evidence or verdict being those same posters who start other threads questioning judges sentencing.

Don’t read it , everyone is entitled to there (Their) opinion !

Millionaire only not

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Any links to good republican, Thomas Slab Murphy?

There’s always links back to that scumbag .ask Mary Lou

walshb

begbysback wrote: »

Thread is an absolute sh1t show, with those stamping out any questioning of evidence or verdict being those same posters who start other threads questioning judges sentencing.

Do you think he was involved in the incident-robbery?

Asus X540L

For Forks Sake wrote: »

I knew he looked familiar

Effects

Charles Babbage wrote: »

I'm sure there is someone who can honestly say that Graham Dwyer was a competent architect and that in their dealings with him as an architect that they did not think he was a murderer.

paw patrol wrote: »

family member dealt a lot with the firm Dwyer worked for from what they say - your analysis is spot on.

I've worked with a few architects that worked with Dwyer before and they all said he came across as really weird, in a bad way.

1641

I hadn't been aware of this:

"At the time Det Garda Donohoe was shot dead he was investigating Brady for an alleged role in an armed-gang robbery on Dundalk race course in 2011."

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/where-are-they-now-the-mixed-fortunes-of-gang-linked-to-det-garda-donohoe-killing-1.4329685

Asus X540L

1641 wrote: »

I hadn't been aware of this:

"At the time Det Garda Donohoe was shot dead he was investigating Brady for an alleged role in an armed-gang robbery on Dundalk race course in 2011."

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/where-are-they-now-the-mixed-fortunes-of-gang-linked-to-det-garda-donohoe-killing-1.4329685

Wow.

It was surreal seeing 19 year old Brady in the crowd at Croke PArk in 2011, looking like a silly bogger, when he fact he was an extremely dangerous, sociopathic criminal.

Asus X540L

Effects wrote: »

I've worked with a few architects that worked with Dwyer before and they all said he came across as really weird, in a bad way.

Check him out on "through the hall door" on youtube.

Comes across unbelievably weird, very effeminate also.

Infernal Racket

Truthvader wrote: »

Agree, everyone including me assumed a connection but it just does not exist

Also, if there was a dissident connection he'd most probably be serving his time in Portlaoise rather than Mountjoy. There are definitely dissident connections within the gang but this crime was not sanctioned by the higher ups it would appear

Hotblack Desiato

BPKS wrote: »

His mates who killed Jerry McCabe didn't serve 40 years anyway

And got picked up from prison by a serving TD from a certain party.

Never forget.

Infernal Racket

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

And got picked up from prison by a serving TD from a certain party.

Never forget.

GFA took care of that

Tacitus Kilgore

begbysback wrote: »

Thread is an absolute sh1t show, with those stamping out any questioning of evidence or verdict being those same posters who start other threads questioning judges sentencing.

Sure is, since page 1 it's been full of folk questioning evidence before they even knew what the evidence was.

Strange how it goes

MrSanchez

Niner leprauchan wrote: »

Ah I see, your gonna just play dumb and pretend that it's not.

Papers do need a certain level of proof, they can be sued ya know. It's pretty obvious from the article that they are saying much

I’m not playing dumb at all I genuinely couldn’t find any online articles or newspapers linking him to republicanism/Sinn Fein or dissidents, not illegal to call someone a republican either

joeguevara

MrSanchez wrote: »

I’m not playing dumb at all I genuinely couldn’t find any online articles or newspapers linking him to republicanism/Sinn Fein or dissidents, not illegal to call someone a republican either

His defence was that he was otherwise engaged as he was laundering diesel. That in itself is linking him to a group/groups (without naming a particular one). You don't just launder diesel in south armagh independently.

Ashbourne hoop

Infernal Racket wrote: »

GFA took care of that

Plus they were found guilty of manslaughter, not capital murder. Whether that was the right verdict is another matter....

begbysback

Tacitus Kilgore wrote: »

Sure is, since page 1 it's been full of folk questioning evidence before they even knew what the evidence was.

Strange how it goes

Should have know you’d still be posting here.

Was that the same evidence that another poster put forward on the thread, and was then questioned?

Hotblack Desiato

Infernal Racket wrote: »

GFA took care of that

How do you mean? SF are now choirboys, are we supposed to believe that?

Scoundrel

Infernal Racket wrote: »

Also, if there was a dissident connection he'd most probably be serving his time in Portlaoise rather than Mountjoy. There are definitely dissident connections within the gang but this crime was not sanctioned by the higher ups it would appear

There is no connection between Brady and any republicans dissident or otherwise if there was the guards and media would be shouting it from the rooftops Brady would have had a non jury trial he'd be in Portlaoise the witnesses would have to be in some form of protective scheme etc etc