Remains found in hunt for 'Disappeared' murder victim

A search for the body of a man believed murdered by republican paramilitaries in the Northhas discovered human remains, investigators said today.

Remains found in hunt for 'Disappeared' murder victim
Tue, 02 Nov, 2010 - 14:19

A search for the body of a man believed murdered by republican paramilitaries in the Northhas discovered human remains, investigators said today.

Archaeologists and other experts are carrying out a painstaking examination in the seaside village of Waterfoot in the Glens of Antrim for Peter Wilson, 21.

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CourtsDisappearedPlace: NorthhasPlace: WaterfootPlace: Glens of AntrimPlace: BeechmountPlace: County AntrimPlace: Parliament BuildingsPlace: StormontPlace: FrancePlace: Waterfoot, Co AntrimPlace: St JamesPerson: Peter WilsonPerson: WilsonPerson: Patricia GearonPerson: Kathleen ArmstrongPerson: CharliePerson: ArmstrongPerson: Mary EvansPerson: GerryPerson: Anne MorganPerson: Seamus RuddyPerson: Sinn FeinPerson: presidentPerson: Gerry AdamsOrganisation: CatholicOrganisation: republicansOrganisation: Independent Commission for the Location of Victims' RemainsOrganisation: ICLVROrganisation: Police ServiceOrganisation: Northern IrelandOrganisation: IRA
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