bajer101 wrote: » He said it during an interview on the Pat Kenny Show on Newstalk this morning. I hate giving him any credence, but he might be right about this. I can't see Patrick turning, but the dissie with the flat cap was caught full on.
bubblypop wrote: » Ever hear of forensics? Do you want gardai to collect all evidence? That has to be done in daylight.
Tilly wrote: » Of course I have, in fact the other side of my family were doing that. It's still disgusting to leave somebody dead in a car all night when his wife, daughter, son and family couldn't be with him. I hope you never lose anyone in this way or in general
sabat wrote: » Yes, following best police practice is disgusting. They probably did it on purpose just to annoy the family, or maybe they were just being lazy. And you hope the other poster never "loses anyone in general"-unless he's from a line of immortal gods I don't see this happening.
bubblypop wrote: » So you prefer if the state let you take the body away there & then & didn't bother their arse to collect evidence? You don't care if they can find the people responsible??
Tilly wrote: » Of course I do it's just very hard on the family for the body to be left there overnight. Would you not like it to be done quicker if it was your family?
Atlantic Dawn wrote: » ...losing a brother for me would be the nuclear option...
bubblypop wrote: » I would like it to be done right. So that every bit of evidence that could be taken would be. If that meant not getting a body back for a few days, then so be it.
Tilly wrote: » On the plus side, if there's someone you don't like tell the Kinahans that they're part of the Hutch gang
Tilly wrote: It's disgusting. You get shot in the head 5 times and are left over night outside in a tent. That's fúcking disgusting. Family or not, that's disgraceful.
sabat wrote: » If Williams really said that he's even stupider and less informed than I thought. There's zero chance of someone being given a deal on a murder charge. How does that even make sense when murder is the most serious crime on the statute books? They give up two slam dunk life convictions to maybe have a chance of getting someone on trial for ordering it or drug smuggling? No judge or minister would sign off on that in a million years-the Regency Hotel was all over the news worldwide.
Supernintento Chalmers wrote: » It was only a matter of time http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/news/garda-tell-the-viper-foley-of-threat-to-his-life-34571256.html Gardaí tell 'The Viper' Foley of threat to his life Is there anyone who hasn't tried to kill him?
bajer101 wrote: » I've been hearing a lot of conflicting stories about all of this. It's as if there is a PR war going on! I do know that the Gardai have issued GIMs to people on the Hutch side who have had nothing to do with Hutch, or crime for a long time. Whereas, on the Kinahan side only the obvious players like Paul Rice have received GIMs. The Kinahans seem to be running around threatening everyone and taking out soft targets, while The Monk is sitting back. He has been meeting with George Mitchell and then returning home and leaving his key in his hall door like he doesn't give a fúck. It's hard to know what is really going on. On the on side you have the Kinahans, who are now run by a younger crew and have no qualms about murdering older, "respected" old school lads, and just generally threatening everyone. On the other side is Gerry Hutch, who is calmer and also extremely intelligent. People both inside and outside of Ireland are being dragged into this and will maybe have to pick a side. The serious money men will want it finished as all these murders are just bad for business.
SEPT 23 1989 wrote: » Ak 47s and 500 rounds of ammunition discovered in Ratoath last night It's being linked to the fued 3 men in custody
Tilly wrote: » I'm pissing against the wind here....
Simply Red wrote: » 3 arrested in Ratoath after gardai seize AK47s
bajer101 wrote: » As loath as I am to quote Paul Williams, he may be right about this. He said that members of the Regency hit team were turning State's evidence. This points to that. A few of them were caught "bang to rights" - Patrick and Tyrone dissident especially.
RainyDay wrote: » Williams is playing or participating in dangerous games...
flanzer wrote: » He can afford to. He's under 24/7 Garda protection
bubblypop wrote: » No he isn't, hasn't been for years.
flanzer wrote: » I can tell you now, he is
R P McMurphy wrote: » So intelligent that anyone that is related to him or knows him well is likely a target to be murdered