Brian Sherry
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795 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 31 Jul
Brian Sherry’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You saw it then subsequently with Eamon Dunn.
Eamon Dunn was your class example of that type of paranoia.
And he was the kingpin then after Marlowe.
And like that, but he started using his own product.
cocaine and he was going around and he became totally paranoid and he was responsible for something like 16, 17 murders.
You know, we've seen it all before.
It's nothing new, but these are the type of things that we were dealing with from say 96, maybe before 96, obviously before 96 that I would have seen a lot of it.
I will go back to when I was in the Central Detective Unit, which is now the National Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
I went in there in 1978.
And in my time in there, like me, we were concentrating on the Duns and Martin Cattle and the Cattle Gang and all of those type of people, like, I mean, the criminals.
And, you know, from, you know, you got to know these people.
You got to know their background.
everything about them.
Like, I mean, you're stopping them, you're searching them, you're sitting on their doorsteps practically, you know, and, uh,
It can mean a good success against them as well at times.
implodes it sort of destroys itself waiting in the wings yeah and it's it's strange like I mean but they're getting younger now much younger they are and much more lethal like I mean you know you've always remember go back to which of the Don's was it Larry Larry Don I remember well when he was
talking outside the court, like, I mean, you think we were bad, wait till you see what's coming down the road.
And he was absolutely correct in what he was saying, like, because, well, we knew the Duns, like, I mean, the Duns were sort of
high-class criminals, you know, they considered themselves top of the table.
And Christie and Henry and Larry and all of them, you know, they were more sort of gentleman criminals.
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