Gangland Shootings in Dublin MOD Warning in Post #1 (updated 29/05/16)

gangstergossip wrote: »

already happened a few weeks back a man whos 2 brothers were killed as part of the feud paid a hitman too take out the fat one but the hitman took the money and told the fat one and then a man was shot at in the mcdonalds carpark and an innocent child was nearly hit

Wow

humberklog wrote: »

Are you sure about that? I thought that was just a bit of house keeping whilst in town as the intended target was one half of a duo that attacked Freddie Thompson's brother and girlfriend outside a Camden St. pub. The other half of that duo met a grim end not long after the attack.

yea that man was part of that attack but after the main man involved was taking care of everything else was left to stop further trouble but that man had already lost 2 brothers in the feud. he supposedly got a large amount of money together and contacted a hitman with a view to getting rid of the fat one for a large price the hitman agreed but wanted a large amount upfront they guy paid and the hitman went and told the fat one what happened and thats when the attempt was made in the carpark hes gone into hiding since

gangstergossip wrote: »

yea that man was part of that attack but after the main man involved was taking care of everything else was left to stop further trouble but that man had already lost 2 brothers in the feud. he supposedly got a large amount of money together and contacted a hitman with a view to getting rid of the fat one for a large price the hitman agreed but wanted a large amount upfront they guy paid and the hitman went and told the fat one what happened and thats when the attempt was made in the carpark hes gone into hiding since

Heard that alright but doubted they had the resources, probably saw an opportunity to take the fat one out and pass it off as the hutch crew...his other brother is due to be released very soon along with a couple of other figures centrally involved in the Crumlin drimnagh feud...I'd imagine it could get very messy down there

Supernintento Chalmers wrote: »

The Gardai will never let this thread die :pac:[/QUOTE
can some one arrange a poll, so we can vote on how many keystones are on this thread

gangstergossip wrote: »

Dont forget the cctv in the regency was hacked the day before the attack do you see the pattern here

I'd forgotten about that part of the operation. I wonder was the CCTV hacked from inside the Regency Hotel or done remotely. I'd imagine it is possible to do it remotely with the right software and technology but it would take some serious expertise. Which would certainly put this Dutch cyber criminal in the frame. But it also must be remembered that the hotel manager copped the CCTV had been knocked off and he switched it on again. I'd have thought this Dutch criminal would have checked it was off an hour before the raid if he was doing the job efficiently? Who knows really....

Supernintento Chalmers wrote: »

Retirement pension

I presume he is referring to the IRA pension fund before they fully engaged with the peace process, otherwise known as the Northern Bank robbery. £27 million was stolen for the IRA to give active service members a sweetner to lay down their arms and follow the path Adams and McGuinness had chartered. Only one person has ever served time in connection with that robbery which still ranks as the largest bank robbery ever on UK soil. Ted Cunningham was his name, a Cork businessman who was tasked with laundering a couple of million of the used bank notes. iirc the IRA specifically carried out the Northern Bank robbery just a few weeks before the Cheltenham festival as they knew they could launder millions at it through the bookies at the race track. The robbery itself was carried out with military precision but the laundering too was pretty impressive given how quickly it was done with only one person ever caught doing it out of the many involved.

The flying mouse wrote: »

This the biggest cash robbery in UK.


The Securitas depot robbery was the largest cash robbery in British history. It took place on the evening of 21 February 2006 from 18:30 GMT until the early hours of 22 February 2006. Several men abducted and threatened the family of the manager, tied up fourteen staff members and stole £53,116,760[2][3] in bank notes from a Securitas Cash Management Ltd depot in Vale Road, Tonbridge, Kent.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Securitas_depot_robbery

Just saying

They made a balls of that