Let Colombia Three live in peace - campaigners

The three men convicted of training rebels in Colombia should be allowed to live in peace after completing garda interviews, it was claimed tonight.

Let Colombia Three live in peace - campaigners
Thu, 18 Aug, 2005 - 19:39

The three men convicted of training rebels in Colombia should be allowed to live in peace after completing garda interviews, it was claimed tonight.

The Bring Them Home campaign group said James Monaghan, Martin McCauley and Niall Connolly had voluntarily come forward and were not on the run from the authorities.

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