Nicola Tallent

Quinn, Q-I-H, Quinn Industrial Holdings were scored onto his chest at a selling life.

But he was also dumped then.

Frozen, bloodied, beating on a country road and he had to crawl to get help.

He actually was discovered ultimately by a man driving a tractor.

And I think it was made clear during that time

that not only could he have probably died during the attack, but he could have died the way he was sort of discarded on the side of the road with the injuries he had.

He had a broken leg.

He couldn't obviously run or go walk for help.

He was dragging the leg behind him on the ground.

And yeah, it was savage.

I don't know what they're...

went to the UK and during his arrest took a massive cardiac and died as the police arrived to raid and to search the property that he was living in.

So he had a very dramatic end to his career and to his engagement with this case because he didn't live to stand trial for anything.

I'm sure Kevin Lunny is very happy that those guys didn't have their convictions overturned because they would have walked free from prison.

Yeah.

Okay, Niall, thank you.

Thanks.

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