Rupert testifies at McKevitt trial

Triple agent David Rupert has taken the stand in the Special Criminal Court amid unprecedented levels of security to testify against the alleged leader of the Real IRA, Micheal McKevitt.

Rupert testifies at McKevitt trial
Mon, 23 Jun, 2003 - 13:24

Triple agent David Rupert has taken the stand in the Special Criminal Court amid unprecedented levels of security to testify against the alleged leader of the Real IRA, Micheal McKevitt.

Rupert (aged 51) who worked for the FBI, MI5 and also reported to the gardai took the stand at noon today.

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