David McCloskey

Should be wanted, yeah.

And go to prison or be pursued for prison, yeah.

You have to think that...

Some in the IRA, the senior officials in the IRA, maybe they don't have hard proof, but they've got to assume that Scappaticci's bad, right?

And maybe it's one of these cases where you just can't quite, you know the truth.

It almost reminds me a little bit of some of the

the Cambridge Five, where you kind of know, or maybe you know, but it's almost too unsettling to confront it, and so you just turn a blind eye.

Oh, there's a cliffhanger, Gordon.

I think we should leave it there and we come back next time.

We will see how it all unravels for Freddy Scappaticci in the finale of this four-part series on Steakknife.

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