Benevolent Misanthrope wrote: » I get the sense that you don't think women should be involved in this stuff.
seerscryer wrote: » Independent have named the deceased as Gareth Hutch, Dutch crimesite named him yesterday in an online article!http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/face-of-latest-member-of-hutch-gang-shot-dead-in-dublin-inner-city-attack-34742325.html
chillin117 wrote: » The Kinahan mob seem to know everyone involved in the Regency. Some mole somewhere is singing like a bird
tomofson wrote: » Seems like they planned a spectacular that failed miserably, they may have another one of them up their sleeve but i seriously doubt that I would say the regency was either make or break
coniosumadre wrote: » I'd seriously doubt it. The 3 that are in custody will have to be released or charged by tomorrow. Could be a tough week for the Hutches.
tomofson wrote: » Was thinking that to, the only thing Gerry and friends can do now is sit back and be picked off one by one, while hoping the next one isn't them.
The flying mouse wrote: » Or make some sort of approach to the costas to see can they come to some sort of truce/peace ,The costas did it with Gilligan, while (hope these are the right words) there are ahead they can dictate what the terms should/can be. As its all bad for business and it has to be costing thousands of euros a week to finance .They will eventually sit down and talk.
tomofson wrote: » I think a certain individual who is a close associate of a previous murder victim is far to hell bent on revenge to agree to any terms or regulations that a truce would include, We all know who that individual is who is paying for the murders I think for a real truce the K camp might have to think about knocking off this particular individual
Allyall wrote: » They're probably going to have to knock them all off. I can't imagine the Hutch's agreeing to a truce at this stage, and even if they did, who would trust them? Vice versa.
The flying mouse wrote: » This did not start with the killing of Gary hutch it started with the shooting outside a villa in estapona in which a boxer was shot in mistake, there has been some planning put into all this by some very intelligent people, but its all gone pear-shaped and they underestimated the response intelligence and pure finically clout the kinahans have.
tomofson wrote: » The Hutches would have no other option but to agree to a truce what can they do at this stage? They a losing and losing badly.
humberklog wrote: » I think the story needs to go a little further back than that: Gary Hutch was suspected by the cartel for being responsible for a number of drugs busts both here and in England. The English bust was a big deal in that it brought down a large crime gang in the north east with a lot of lengthy prison sentences for the main players. All this was happening while Garreth Hutch was being sought for extradition from Holland. I don't know what happened to the case when Garreth was returned by the Dutch authorities last year but he wasn't in custody (obviously).
Allyall wrote: » Wonder was it a mix up with the names. When they thought Gary Hutch was the informant, paper today confirming Gareth was one.
Allyall wrote: » Yeah, but I mean, if they agreed to a truce, could they trust the Kinahans? If the Kinahans agreed to a truce, could they trust the Hutchs? Would they be able to go about their business without thinking it, or without thinking the others are thinking it. I couldn't live like that, I'd crack up..
bajer101 wrote: » You'd have to wonder how he got acquitted of that robbery charge when everyone else involved got done. He skipped bail and got extradited and then walked. And that Dutch site reporting that he was a rat. If that's true, it opens up a lot of possibilities. There's also reports of an ERU checkpoint 200 metres away, yet witnesses said that the gunmen's first getaway car stalled and the gunmen were at the scene for 3 or 4 minutes waiting for the second car. And Nicola reporting that Gareth had an appointment with the Social this morning and that is when he was killed. There are some serious leaks out there and obviously not all from within the Hutch camp. There are enough questions at this stage about all of the murders to warrant a full on independent inquiry from the likes of GSOC.
Bambi wrote: » Find it hard to believe that gunman are going to stand around a scene waiting for a lift rather than having it away on their toes
honreal wrote: » Just reading the following article - http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/news/nephew-of-the-monk-shot-dead-in-latest-dublin-attack-feared-his-young-son-would-witness-his-killing-34742466.html and noticed this - “The guards told him he had a direct line into the ERU ‘press the button and we’ll be there’ they told him” Do all scumbags get a direct line to the ERU for protection??
bajer101 wrote: » There are enough questions at this stage about all of the murders to warrant a full on independent inquiry from the likes of GSOC.
There are enough questions at this stage about all of the murders to warrant a full on independent inquiry from the likes of GSOC.
honreal wrote: » Just reading the following article - http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/news/nephew-of-the-monk-shot-dead-in-latest-dublin-attack-feared-his-young-son-would-witness-his-killing-34742466.html and noticed this - The guards told him he had a direct line into the ERU press the button and we ll be there they told him Do all scumbags get a direct line to the ERU for protection??
Coat22 wrote: » Would ya go away - throw more money after it to find out how scumbag 1 knew scumbag 2 would be sitting in a car outside his flat this morning in the middle of a city? Any chance someone just saw him there? How do you not know that scumbag 2 has been dropping by there everyday for the last month and this morning GH just happened to be there? GSOC:angel:
Coat22 wrote: » They would have if most people on here had their way