RIRA double agent's business 'went bust'

The double agent testifying against alleged Real IRA leader Michael McKevitt switched cash into new accounts after going bankrupt to avoid paying a $30,000 (€26,000) loan, a court heard today.

The double agent testifying against alleged Real IRA leader Michael McKevitt switched cash into new accounts after going bankrupt to avoid paying a $30,000 (€26,000) loan, a court heard today.

FBI spy David Rupert also borrowed hundreds of thousands of dollars just before his business collapsed in 1984, it was claimed.

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