DNA profiling confirms body found in France is that of 'Disappeared' Seamus Ruddy

The body of 'Disappeared' victim Seamus Ruddy has been found in France.

DNA profiling confirms body found in France is that of 'Disappeared' Seamus Ruddy
Wed, 10 May, 2017 - 19:00

The body of 'Disappeared' victim Seamus Ruddy has been found in France.

DNA profiling by French investigators confirmed the remains belonged to the teacher, 32, from Co Down - who was abducted from Paris then murdered and buried by republican paramilitary group the INLA in 1985.

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CourtsDisappearedPlace: FrancePlace: ParisPlace: Pont-de-l'ArchePlace: RouenPerson: Seamus RuddyPerson: SeamusRuddyDisappearedBodySearchMay2017PA_large.jpgPerson: RuddyPerson: Columba McVeighPerson: Joe LynskeyPerson: Robert NairacPerson: Anne MorganPerson: seamusRuddyCaseSistersMollyCarrPatsyMcAteerAnneMorgan_large.jpgPerson: Minister for Justice and EqualityPerson: Frances FitzgeraldOrganisation: INLAOrganisation: Independent Commission for the Location of Victims' RemainsOrganisation: ICLVROrganisation: IrishOrganisation: UKOrganisation: IRAOrganisation: Irish National Liberation ArmyOrganisation: BBC Radio UlsterOrganisation: Commission for the Location of Victims' Remains
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