Women quizzed over Gray killing

Two women were tonight being questioned by detectives hunting the killers of deposed loyalist terror boss Jim Gray.

Women quizzed over Gray killing
Wed, 05 Oct, 2005 - 20:10

Two women were tonight being questioned by detectives hunting the killers of deposed loyalist terror boss Jim Gray.

They were arrested with four men hours after the ex-Ulster Defence Association commander was assassinated by former associates desperate to silence him.

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