If he’s guilty he needs to go to prison.
If he’s guilty he needs to go to prison.
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Murdered a 37 year old WIDOW with 10 children!! I hope he goes to hell following his death while being in prison!
“My sister lived five doors from Jean McConville in Farset Walk in the flats. Weeks before Jean was killed, a soldier was hit on the head by a brick thrown by a local lad. My sister heard him crying. She was a very soft, warm woman and she brought him into the hallway and gave him a glass of water.”
From the Daily Mail:
Jean McConville, who lived with her children aged from six to 16 at a council flat off the Catholic Falls Road, was abducted in 1972 when neighbours informed IRA leaders she was a British sympathiser after she was seen comforting a soldier shot and wounded outside her home.
Soon after her act of kindness to the soldier, the 37-year-old woman was beaten and found wandering the streets dazed and bleeding.
Her children - whose father had died a year earlier - helped clean up her wounds at home.
But they did not have time to heal. Less than 24 hours later, more than a dozen figures, some wearing balaclavas, arrived at the McConville family home and burst through the door demanding to see ‘mammy’.
She was dragged through the door as her children clung on to her legs and tried to fight the gunmen off. They failed.
A week later, a man who identified himself as being from the IRA called at the McConvilles’ council home.
He handed the children their mother’s purse and wedding ring, saying: ‘I was told to deliver this.’
On tape, Brendan Hughes, once a close friend of Adams and a legendary figure in the IRA’s high command, says: ‘There is only one man who gave the order for that woman to be executed. That man is head of Sinn Fein.’
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So, if these accounts are true, Jerry Adams and the IRA murdered a mom of three little children because she did exactly what Christ would have done to a wounded man who was her enemy. Who kills people for following Christ’s commands? You may not always recognize him, but every so often his mask slips.