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An Irish criminal who has landed almost 5 years in a US jail for tricking elderly people out of money has hired a celebrity lawyer to help him in his efforts to be transferred back to Ireland.
Nicola speaks with Eamon Dillon about 28-year-old John O’Brien and the lawyer made famous by Netflix.
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Tinder rapist Patrick Nevin will walk free from the Midlands prison this week. The 44-year-old who hunted for victims on the dating app, attacked three women over an 11 day period in July 2014. He will be placed on the Sex Offenders Register.
Nicola talks to Crime World's Pat O’Connell about the sex attacker whom one victim dubbed a ‘monster’.
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A court date for the hearing in the extradition process for Jonathan Gill wanted in Northern Ireland for the murder of Robbie Lawlor is to be set later this week.
Nicola talks to Eamon Dillon about Gill and High Court case which will decide his fate.
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Derek 'Del Boy' Hutch was given a temporary reprieve last week after a judge adjourned his sentence hearing to allow him complete a detox programme.
Niall talks to Crime World News Editor Eimear Rabbitt about Hutch's long list of convictions.
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The arrest of Daniel Kinahan in Dubai has been a seismic moment in the Garda’s relentless pursuit of the Kinahan Cartel across the globe but what exactly is the case that the Irish State have against him?
As he languishes in an Emirati prison when is he likely to be flown back to Ireland to face the Special Criminal Court and what are the reasons that his arrest has taken so long?
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A serial criminal who is accused of being the getaway driver in a botched shooting of a 17-year-old boy is continuing to fight extradition from the UK.
The teenager narrowly escaped with his life after he was shot at point-blank range in Dublin's south-inner city in February 2021.
Niall speaks to Crime World's Ken Foy about how gardaí suspect he was gunned down after being mistaken for another teenager involved in the so-called Sheriff Street vs Pearse Street feud.
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Daniel Kinahan has been arrested in Dubai on foot of a warrant issued by Irish officials.
The crime boss will now be held in custody in the UAE and will face extradition proceedings.
Niall speaks with Eimear Rabbitt about the dramatic news of the arrest.
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Gardaí claim Brian Grendon has ‘absolute control’ over Ireland’s biggest drugs gang, the couple who have been jailed for cat-napping, the woman who taunted her relative over a miscarriage, and the Pope accused of being 'soft on crime' by Donald Trump.
Niall speaks to Eimear Rabbitt about the stories that caught our readers' eyes on crimeworld.com this week.
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A woman who made headlines when she claimed her lavish lifestyle was funded by working as an escort in Australia was back in court over a bogus passport charge.
Mary Cash was previously targeted by the Criminal Assets Bureau, who claimed her lifestyle was funded by crime proceeds gained for burglaries across Ireland.
Niall speaks to Crime World's Eamon Dillon about how the mum-of-three has now admitted to helping her husband's bid to get a passport under an assumed name.
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Dublin City Council have admitted that Kinahan lieutenant Sean McGovern's former home has been lying derelict for five years due to threats from criminals. The council acquired the Crumlin home in 2021 after it was seized by the Criminal Assets Bureau from McGovern.
Crime World's Patrick O'Connell tells Niall about how the council say they can't move anyone into the house due to intimidation from criminals.
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