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True West Magazine Wyatt Earp Part on L   I had a question not long ago by a reader who asked. “Wyatt Earp murdered at least three people when he wasn’t a lawman. In fact Arizona had a warrant out for him and Doc Holliday. Why is he considered a great man today? Remember, the vendetta was begun by the Cow-boys, not the Earps. Here’s the situation. That murder warrant out for his arrest was politically motivated by persons by the same element who lied under oath at the Spicer Hearings to get Wyatt tried for murder. The Earp’s were a close-knit band of brothers. In less than three mont...

A TEENAGER who recorded his accomplice stabbing a man on Snapchat has been remanded on bail pending sentence for assault. Jason Finnegan (18) was with Mark Pidgeon (30) when they called to the flat of Kenneth Osbourne, who owed Finnegan €300 or €400. Detective Garda Graham O'Neill told Elva Duffy BL, prosecuting, that Finnegan recorded the incident and captured the initial conversation between all three before it showed Pidgeon lash in the direction of the victim with a large knife and stab him a number of times. Finnegan can be heard "shouting words of encouragement" such as "lash him, l...

Teenager who recorded a stabbing on Snapchat to be sentenced later for assault Reporter:  '); A teenager who recorded his accomplice stabbing a man on Snapchat has been remanded on bail pending sentence for assault. Jason Finnegan (18) was with Mark Pidgeon (30) when they called to the flat of Kenneth Osbourne, who owed Finnegan €300 or €400. Detective Garda Graham O’Neill told Elva Duffy BL, prosecuting, that Finnegan recorded the incident and captured the initial conversation between all three before it showed Pidgeon lash in the direction of the victim with a large knife and stab h...

A teenager who recorded his accomplice stabbing a man on Snapchat has been remanded on bail pending sentence for assault.

As people got to grips with lockdown in March 2020, many trends emerged as a way of coping with the new rules and restrictions that had taken over our lives. From baking, online quizzes over Zoom, home workouts and more, everyone tried to focus on something to distract from the uncertainty of the pandemic. Musicians and singers were keeping spirits up with their live streams on social media platforms whilst at the same time unselfishly raising monies for charities and worthy causes who have been seriously affected because of the pandemic. For Noel Burke the prospect of binge-watching Netflix ...