Monsignor Raymond Murray of the JFTC2
Posted by Jim on January 22, 2015
Once again, human and civil rights activists in the north of Ireland are looking to Irish-American organizations like the AOH (FFAI) Brehon Law Society and the IAUC to help put pressure on the British government to put an end to the continued miscarriages of justice by the British government and the Diplock courts that serve them.
Monsignor Raymond Murray, long time activist for human rights in NI, and Independent CCL Angela Nelson, along with the Craigavon 2 defense team: Sean Finucane (son of Pat Finucane) and Peter Corrigan (former attorney for Gerry McGeough) have been asking for our help and support in getting this tragedy of justice and unsafe conviction overturned.
Won’t you please help?
Contact: angelanelsonindependent@gmail.com to lend your support.
See updated information on the case below:
Justice for the Craigavon Two Panel discussion recently held in Derry, keynote speakers included Gerry Conlon’s daughter Sarah & human rights activist Monsignor Raymond Murray. #JFTC2 please watch and share
http://youtu.be/VsYeb3zz_Ic
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Panel discussion on the miscarriage of Justice currently inflicted on John Paul Wootton and Brendan McConville… www.justiceforthecraigavon2.com
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Gerry Conlon (RIP) calls for Justice for the Craigavon Two.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gaXVP4QboQ
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Gerry Conlon (one of the Guildford Four and Miscarriage of Justice campaigner) speaking about the case of the Craigavon Two Brendan McConville and John Paul …
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Dublin TD Maureen O’ Sullivan yesterday raised the miscarriage of justice of the Craigavon Two with Taoiseach Enda Kenny in the Irish Parliament.
Maureen O’Sullivan : “Our group is also concerned with miscarriages of justice similar to those suffered by the Birmingham Six and the Guildford Four. The late Gerry Conlon took up the issue of the Craigavon Two. The two men concerned have been in prison for a number of years, despite the fact that the case was not proved against them; it was reliant on the word of a very dubious witness and the forensic evidence was contradictory and discredited. However, the men will be in prison for another two years while they wait for their case to go before the UK Supreme Court.”
Case synopsis by Thomas G Maher and published by Clare Daly TD. #JFTC2
by Thomas G Maher In 2012, John Paul Wooten and Brendan McConville were convicted of the 2009 killing of PSNI Constable Steven Carroll in Craigavon, Co. Armagh. Both men have maintained their innocence since the day of their arrest…
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