I had heart attack after 2005 'tiger' kidnapping, says victim

The victim of a 2005 'tiger' kidnapping said that he still living with the aftermath of the ordeal today.

I had heart attack after 2005 'tiger' kidnapping, says victim
Mon, 13 Jan, 2014 - 16:05

The victim of a 2005 'tiger' kidnapping said that he still living with the aftermath of the ordeal today.

Securicor van driver Paul Richardson handed over €2.28m in cash after his wife and two sons were taken from their home in Raheny and held captive at gunpoint overnight.

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