The man allegedly linked to the disappearance of SAS officer Robert Nairac in Northern Ireland 30 years ago has been bailed to return to court on July 16. Kevin Crilly, 57, admitted driving the undercover officer's murderer to the scene of his death, when he appeared at Newry Magistrates' Court... [read full story]
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A 57-year-old man charged in relation to the murder of a British soldier over 30 years ago has been granted bail to appear again before the court in Newry in July. Kevin Crilly, of Lower Foughill Road in Jonesborough in south Armagh, appeared before Newry Magistrate's Court this afternoon charged...
A 57-year-old man charged in relation to the murder of a British soldier over 30 years ago has been granted bail to appear again before the court in Newry in July. Kevin Crilly of Lower Foughill Road, Jonesborough in South Armagh, appeared before Newry Magistrate's Court this afternoon charged...
A man charged with kidnapping and falsely imprisoning British soldier Robert Nairac in Northern Ireland 30 years ago is set to appear in court. Kevin Crilly, 57, has been linked to the 1977 disappearance of the undercover Army officer in south Armagh at the hands of an IRA gang. He was arrested...
