McCullough murder accused appears in court

The brother of leading loyalist Andre Shoukri appeared in court in Belfast today, charged with murdering UDA victim Alan McCullough.

McCullough murder accused appears in court
Thu, 12 Jun, 2003 - 14:21

The brother of leading loyalist Andre Shoukri appeared in court in Belfast today, charged with murdering UDA victim Alan McCullough.

Ihab Shoukri, 29, from Alliance Road, north Belfast, was accused of killing McCullough, a one-time close associate of jailed terror boss Johnny Adair, and of membership of the outlawed Ulster Freedom Fighters.

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