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Boston Tapes: PSNI in court bid to access recordings - Vimarsana News

Boston Tapes: PSNI in court bid to access recordings

Police continue to try to obtain recordings about Anthony McIntyre's activities during the Troubles.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Winston 'Winkie' Rea: The loyalist leader who led the Red Hand Commando - The BelTel podcast - Vimarsana News

Winston 'Winkie' Rea: The loyalist leader who led the Red Hand Commando - The BelTel podcast

Winston Rea, also known as Winkie Rea, died at the beginning of December at the age of 72.

Terror chief Winston 'Winkie' Rea told Sunday World he had been betrayed by the release of Boston Tapes murder confessions to the PSNI. - Vimarsana News

Terror chief Winston 'Winkie' Rea told Sunday World he had been betrayed by the release of Boston Tapes murder confessions to the PSNI.

Terror chief Winston ‘Winkie’ Rea told the Sunday World he had been betrayed by the release of his murder confessions to the PSNI.

Winston Rea 'highly likely' to be man recorded confessing to crimes - Vimarsana News

Winston Rea 'highly likely' to be man recorded confessing to crimes

BBC News Published image captionWinston 'Winkie' Rea denies the 19 charges against him A voice expert concluded it was "highly likely" Winston Rea was the speaker confessing to involvement in murders and other crimes, his trial has heard. The 69-year-old loyalist from Springwell Road, in Groomsport, County Down, faces up to 19 charges. They include aiding and abetting the murders of two Catholic men. The charges are based on interviews he allegedly gave to Boston College in the US, on the understanding they would not be published until after his death. On Monday, his no-jury trial at Belfast ...

Source: bbc.co.uk