Missing man's brother says UDA lied

The brother of a loyalist who is missing - presumed dead - in Belfast says he now believes the UDA deliberately lied to him to persuade him it was safe to return home.

Missing man's brother says UDA lied
Tue, 03 Jun, 2003 - 19:21

The brother of a loyalist who is missing - presumed dead - in Belfast says he now believes the UDA deliberately lied to him to persuade him it was safe to return home.

Alan McCullough was forced out of the Shankill area in February after the murder of south-east Antrim UDA gang leader, John Gregg.

Kenny McCullough, his brother, said in recent times the UDA reassured him he was safe to return to Belfast.

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