Mad Dog expected to flee to Spain

Alan Erwin and Deric Henderson

Mad Dog expected to flee to Spain

Just hours after he was flown to Manchester by military helicopter, sworn enemies believed it was just a stop-off on his way to a new life.

Former paramilitary associates will try to kill him if he ever sets foot in the North again, senior loyalists warned.

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