Nicola Tallent
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mutta samaan aikaan mielestÀni tÀmÀ asia on se, ettÀ asiantuntijat nÀkevÀt hÀnet niin vaarallisena, ettÀ he uskovat, ettÀ on vaarallista elÀmÀÀ Trevor Byrnelle, joka ei ole kauhean pysyvÀÀ violetta. Ei, se ei ole. Ja luulen, ettÀ Warren Dunbarillin asia on se, ettÀ hÀn on
I'm Nicola Tallent and Crime World is back at Cork Opera House on March 27th, where Niall and I will be uncovering the secret world of Christy, the dapper Dawn Kinahan.
Join us for this live show.
Five members of the violent Hennessy gang were sentenced today at the special criminal court for the terrifying torture ordeal victim Barry Moore faced as he was branded with a cattle iron, beaten and stabbed.
But was justice done or did the Hennessys beat the system?
Myself and Niall were there to hear how soon they'll be back on the streets.
You're listening to Crime World, a podcast from crimeworld.com.
We're just back from the special criminal court and I feel that was a bad day for the GardaĂ who have been relentlessly pursuing the Hennessy criminal organised crime group.
I feel it was a bad day for justice.
I think something has gone wrong here.
The sentences feel so light in relation to the crime.
I'm not criticising the judges because they were presented with guilty pleas on assault charges with the maximum sentence of 10 years and they had to take in the mitigating factors, including the guilty pleas, some of them being later than others.
But...
The tale that played out in that courtroom today, and OK, we know it, but we're going to go back over it for the listeners and viewers, was one of absolute savagery.
And to see the three Hennessy brothers and their co-accused sitting laughing in the courtroom today, you know, smiling, giggling, nudging one another.
They were only short of whooping.
It was a bad day for them when they bring a case to court and this is the result of it because guilty pleas have been accepted on lesser charges than what they had hoped to get them on.
And let's open our...
Well, my slightly shoddy notes.
I was trying to type on my lap and I can't work out how to get that, you know, that privacy screen.