Inquiry refusal into Sean Brown murder an insult to family: McGlone

Mr McGlone said: “The request for an inquiry was made in writing to the British Government by Coroner Mr Justice Patrick Kinney earlier this year. “That request had the backing of PSNI chief constable Jon Boutcher. Advertisement Advertisement Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to NorthernIrelandWorld, you get 70% fewer ads while viewing the news that matters to you.

“It followed the revelation that more than 25 people, including British state agents, were linked by intelligence to the murder. “The family have said that this decision will be challenged in the courts. “They have the SDLP’s full support in that challenge.



“The family have been waiting for 27 years for the truth about Sean Brown’s murder to emerge. “They should not have to wait any longer for the necessary public inquiry to be held.” Mr Brown (61) was abducted by loyalists in Bellaghy, and shot near Randalstown, in 1997.

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