New police team to probe paramilitary murder

A new team of detectives has been brought in to probe a loyalist paramilitary murder dogged by allegations of a police cover-up, it was revealed tonight.

New police team to probe paramilitary murder
Mon, 25 Apr, 2005 - 22:56

A new team of detectives has been brought in to probe a loyalist paramilitary murder dogged by allegations of a police cover-up, it was revealed tonight.

One of Northern Ireland’s most senior detectives, Phil Wright, is heading the inquiry into the savage killing of Raymond McCord in 1997.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: North BelfastPlace: Republic of IrelandPlace: BelfastPlace: Co MonaghanPlace: DublinPlace: west BelfastPerson: Phil WrightPerson: Raymond McCordPerson: McCordPerson: Raymond JrPerson: Chief SuperintendentPerson: WrightPerson: Assistant Chief ConstablePerson: Sam KinkaidPerson: Liam KennedyPerson: presidentPerson: Gerry Adams’Person: Michael GallagherPerson: AidenPerson: RaymondPerson: GallagherEvent: August 1998 Omagh bomb massacreOrganisation: RAFOrganisation: Ulster Volunteer ForceOrganisation: UVFOrganisation: Northern Ireland PoliceOrganisation: Nuala O’LoanOrganisation: Sinn FéinOrganisation: Northern Ireland
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