Loyalist jailed for UDA feud killing

Top Belfast loyalist William “Mo” Courtney was jailed for eight years today over the killing of one of deposed terror boss Johnny Adair’s closest associates.

Loyalist jailed for UDA feud killing
Tue, 27 Mar, 2007 - 14:00

Top Belfast loyalist William “Mo” Courtney was jailed for eight years today over the killing of one of deposed terror boss Johnny Adair’s closest associates.

Courtney, 43, a one-time paramilitary commander, showed no emotion as he was led from the dock in handcuffs after admitting the manslaughter of Alan McCullough.

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