DUP call for closure of Finucane inquiry

Nearly €13m has been spent on the latest police inquiry into Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane’s murder, it was revealed tonight.

DUP call for closure of Finucane inquiry
Wed, 08 Feb, 2006 - 17:44

Nearly €13m has been spent on the latest police inquiry into Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane’s murder, it was revealed tonight.

The cost of former Scotland Yard chief Lord Stevens’ third probe into a loyalist assassination shrouded by allegations of security force collaboration was branded a waste of money by the lawyer’s family.

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