John Mooney

I suspect that when Bellingcat and the Sunday Times began publishing these reviews, I think there was probably a degree of horror there. at what had happened. I think there was probably even a greater sense of horror when they discovered that they couldn't take down the reviews and delete them and delete their accounts.

I suspect that when Bellingcat and the Sunday Times began publishing these reviews, I think there was probably a degree of horror there. at what had happened. I think there was probably even a greater sense of horror when they discovered that they couldn't take down the reviews and delete them and delete their accounts.

We believe that they had set up two factor authentication on that particular account. But the big problem that they had was that the email address that they had used to create the accounts was actually gone because it had been tied and created using a defunct website.

We believe that they had set up two factor authentication on that particular account. But the big problem that they had was that the email address that they had used to create the accounts was actually gone because it had been tied and created using a defunct website.

So when they were trying to gain access to that Google account, they couldn't do that because the two step authentication, which involves sending an email to the account used to create the Google account, was now gone. So they were kind of caught in this situation where they had to leave all of this content, including photographs. and locations online for everyone to sift through.

So when they were trying to gain access to that Google account, they couldn't do that because the two step authentication, which involves sending an email to the account used to create the Google account, was now gone. So they were kind of caught in this situation where they had to leave all of this content, including photographs. and locations online for everyone to sift through.

And I think his sons in the back of their minds would have known that every security service in Europe would be pouring over these reviews and using them to, I suppose, trace, you know, collate information on them. And we still don't know how many puzzles were solved by... the disclosure of that information.

And I think his sons in the back of their minds would have known that every security service in Europe would be pouring over these reviews and using them to, I suppose, trace, you know, collate information on them. And we still don't know how many puzzles were solved by... the disclosure of that information.

Their organisation is very durable. I don't know how many times I've interviewed senior police officers who've told me that Kynan is about to be arrested and extradited, that the cartel is about to implode or that something else is about to happen. And yet they're still there.

Their organisation is very durable. I don't know how many times I've interviewed senior police officers who've told me that Kynan is about to be arrested and extradited, that the cartel is about to implode or that something else is about to happen. And yet they're still there.

So could I use this opportunity to once again extend that invitation to Christopher Kinahan?

So could I use this opportunity to once again extend that invitation to Christopher Kinahan?

And his sons. And I've no doubt they will listen to this podcast and they'll listen to this episode of Criminal.

And his sons. And I've no doubt they will listen to this podcast and they'll listen to this episode of Criminal.

I've no doubt that Christopher Kenan or one of his associates will listen to this podcast. This guy monitors all media and radio shows and podcasts that are broadcast about him. I know that they have contemplated at certain times doing an interview to set out their position. If I ever got the chance or the opportunity to meet him and interview him, I think I'd ask him, how did he do this?

I've no doubt that Christopher Kenan or one of his associates will listen to this podcast. This guy monitors all media and radio shows and podcasts that are broadcast about him. I know that they have contemplated at certain times doing an interview to set out their position. If I ever got the chance or the opportunity to meet him and interview him, I think I'd ask him, how did he do this?

Most criminal groups implode because their hierarchy and their leaderships turn on each other. They implode because they try to transition into legitimate industry and put their criminal activities behind them or they're imprisoned. And none of those scenarios really fit Kinahan.

Most criminal groups implode because their hierarchy and their leaderships turn on each other. They implode because they try to transition into legitimate industry and put their criminal activities behind them or they're imprisoned. And none of those scenarios really fit Kinahan.

I'd also like to know if there are areas of this that have been misinterpreted, that maybe there were other dynamics going on within the family, within the organisation. But he's the only person that can really tell that story. And so far, he's chosen to remain silent on that.

I'd also like to know if there are areas of this that have been misinterpreted, that maybe there were other dynamics going on within the family, within the organisation. But he's the only person that can really tell that story. And so far, he's chosen to remain silent on that.