Court clears Crilly of Nairac murder

Kevin Crilly was cleared at Belfast Crown Court today of murdering undercover soldier Captain Robert Nairac 33 years ago.

Fri, 01 Apr, 2011 - 14:48

Kevin Crilly was cleared at Belfast Crown Court today of murdering undercover soldier Captain Robert Nairac 33 years ago.

Crilly (aged 60) from South Armagh had denied murdering the Grenadier Guardsman in May 1977.

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