UVF victim’s father hopes new tests will lead to charges

The father of a man murdered by the Ulster Volunteer Force says he believes new forensic tests could finally lead to charges being brought.

UVF victim’s father hopes new tests will lead to charges

The father of a man murdered by the Ulster Volunteer Force says he believes new forensic tests could finally lead to charges being brought.

Twenty-two-year-old Belfast man Raymond McCord was beaten to death in November 1997 and dumped in a quarry on the outskirts of the city.

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