NI estate agent accused of money laundering

A leading Northern Ireland estate agent was accused of money laundering today.

Mon, 11 Apr, 2005 - 15:55

A leading Northern Ireland estate agent was accused of money laundering today.

Philip Johnston, aged 39, was charged by the same team of detectives investigating the financial affairs of ousted Ulster Defence Association boss Jim Gray.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Northern Ireland Place: East Belfast Place: Belfast Place: Kings Road Place: Loughbrickland, Co Down Person: Philip Johnston Person: Jim Gray Person: Johnston Person: Raymond Cromie Person: Cromie Person: Gray Organisation: Ulster Defence Association Organisation: High Court Organisation: UDA Organisation: Northern Bank

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