Seized home of terror boss fetches £410,000

The luxury home of a loyalist paramilitary leader seized by the Assets Recovery Agency was tonight sold at an auction for £410,000 (€585,280).

Wed, 24 Nov, 2004 - 20:34

The luxury home of a loyalist paramilitary leader seized by the Assets Recovery Agency was tonight sold at an auction for £410,000 (€585,280).

The house at Crawfordsburn, Co Down, belonged to 45-year-old Jim Johnston, a member of the Red Hand Commando, who was gunned down in May last year in his driveway.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Crawfordsburn, Co Down Person: Jim Johnston Person: Johnston Organisation: Assets Recovery Agency Organisation: Red Hand Commando

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