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Murphy trial edges closer

Thu 28 February 2008, 9:41pm

A short report from yesterday which almost slipped under the radar. The trial of “good republican” Thomas ‘Slab’ Murphy in the Special Criminal Court, on charges connected to alleged revenue offences, could begin in late May or early June.

Mr Murphy was remanded on continuing bail until April when the case will be mentioned again.

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Comments (52)

  1. Art Hostage says:

    For those who doubt that Curly Bonce Jonathon Powell authorised the dealings in South Armagh, look no further than the book being released next month giving a first hand account of the Downing Street years through the eyes of Johnathon Powell, Tony Blair’s Chief of staff.

    A full account of how the Brit and Irish govt made a deal with the South Armagh brigade is included in the draft of the book, lets hope it makes the final published version.

    However, I am sure Curly Bonce Jonathon Powell will have plenty to say when he called to give evidence at the Tom Slab Murphy trial.

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  2. Steve says:

    Am I missing something isnt this a simple tax evasion trial where the chief witnesses will be forensic accountants?

    I know of all the crimes slab has been accused of but this isnt about them is it?

    i mean it will all come down to the accountants proving Mr. Murphy has more money then he should and more money then he claimed on his tax returns

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