Latest: Revised: November 15, 2005.
The Sunday Life, 6 November 2005:
'Murder car' man feels like a victim
A loyalist who admitted being present when Seamus Ludlow was murdered claims he has been left feeling like a 'victim'.
Former UDA man Paul Hosking, from Newtownards, was one of four men named last week by Mr Justice Henry Barron, in his report on the 1976 murder of the Dundalk man.
He admitted being in the car which carried Ludlow to his death, but denied any involvement in his murder.
Ludlow was collected in a car in the centre of Dundalk and shot, and his body dumped near his home outside the town.
Hosking said: "I was in the car and we picked up this guy (Ludlow).
"The guy got out of the car to go to the toilet and he was shot."
Hosking, who has been questioned twice by police on this side of the border in relation to the murder, is now considering making a submission to the Irish Justice Committee.
The IJC will consider the Barron report in January.
"I feel like I am a victim, it is awful for my family and they have gone through hell," added Hosking.
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The Argus (Dundalk weekly), 4 November 2005: Barron report into Ludlow murder due in few weeks
The Irish Sun, 4 November 2005: Storm as Ludlow report is revealed
Daily Ireland, 4 November 2005: Ludlow relatives accuse authorities of not pursuing killers because of fear of upsetting British Family lashes government
The Irish News, 4 November 2005: Ludlow murder 'a random sectarian killing
Irish Daily Star, 4 November 2005: No result in death probe Gardai ignored RUC tip on loyalist killers of Louth man
The News of the World, 6 November 2005: I'm no killer, says 'branded' UDA man Loyalist hits at Report
The Sunday Life, 6 November 2005: 'Murder car' man feels like a victim
The Irish Times, 8 November 2005: Ludlow family seeks sworn public inquiry
The Dundalk Democrat, 9 November 2005: Full public inquiry is Ludlow aim
The Argus (Dundalk), 11 November 2005: Four suspected of killing named
The Argus (Dundalk), 11 November 2005: Family’s call for a full public inquiry remains unchanged
The Argus (Dundalk), 11 November 2005: “We’re overjoyed all we wanted was truth of killing to emerge”
The Argus (Dundalk), 11 November 2005: Gardai were ordered to ‘abandon’ plans to interview four suspects
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