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All the sudden, we are confronted with the off almost of those last

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few hours and what she would have had to have suffered. But we have

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the relief of knowing that the perpetrator of this gruesome,

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horrible crime has been brought to justice.

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The parents of Jennifer Cardy. After 30 years, they now know what

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happened in her final hours. They now know the man who murdered their

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daughter has been convicted. Today, a jury found the paedophile and

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serial killer Robert Black guilty of abducting, abusing and murdering

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the nine year old who was last seen taking her new bicycle down a

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country road near her home in Ballinderry. She was the first of

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his four known murder victims. On BBC Newsline, we hear more about

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the man whose trial has reminded the public of the horrific death

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that shocked Northern Ireland in 1981. And we talk to a brother of

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another of the children he killed. For the Cardy family, the torment

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has never left them. Jennifer's parents sat through every day of

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the five week trial at Armagh Courthouse. From there, here is our

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District Journalist. Being led from Armagh Courthouse,

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the serial killer who boasted to the police of his sick fantasies.

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would be driving along and would see a young girl. I would get out

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and talk to them. Try to persuade her to get into the van.

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listening detectives soon came to suspect that what they were hearing

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was no fantasy. This was an horrific retelling, accorded

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confession, I have just what Robert Black had done to Jennifer Cardy in

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the summer of 1981. Today, the jury unanimously found him guilty of

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kidnap and murder. In another part of the interview, he describes the

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location of his so-called fantasy. It is a chilling and newly perfect

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description of the spot where she disappeared. It was a narrow road.

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It was going downhill. At the bottom of the hill, the road curved

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doorway. There was a house set back from the road a bit. It was the

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only house in sight. 430 years, -- for the past 30 years, my family

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have never tried to understand or think of what happened in the last

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hours of her life. All of a sudden, we are consulted with the -- we're

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confronted with the awful mess of those last few hours and what she

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would have had to have suffered. That has been truly or fall for

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each and every one of us. A painful six weeks, a painful 30 years.

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Robert Black stole the life of our daughter, Jennifer. But Robert

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Black did not steal the lives of me and my family. We have lived a

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happy, prosperous life. But we must Jennifer each and every day.

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Jennifer was that happiest little girl that I have ever known. She

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was so innocent. She was just so happy. And she loved her family.

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She had a lovely thought almost beyond her nine years. -- fought

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for almost. Andrew and I will never forget her. She is ever remember it

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and always messed. -- remembered. Robert Black set out from this

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house in London in 1981. Jennifer Cardy was cycling the lanes near

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her home in Ballinderry. There worlds collided the following day

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with the most horrific consequences available -- imaginable for

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Jennifer and her family. When the house was searched in 1990, they

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found items of clothing and child pornography, offering a glimpse

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into his life. At first, he denied even being in Northern Ireland on

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the day that the girl disappeared. But this receipt proved that he was.

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I think Robert Black is a lost cause to humanity. The details of

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his crimes that we have heard over the last six weeks speak far more

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eloquently about him than anything I could save. The story of this man

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does not end today. There are lines of inquiry we still have an we're

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looking at. Robert Black is an National case and it has to be

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looked at in a national perspective. At the moment, the PSNI are the

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guardians of the case and we brought all of the evidence over

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from England several years ago. I think there is probably more to do

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with Robert Black. Our reporter is still at the

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courthouse for us this evening. He has been following this trial since

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the start and in a moment we'll hear more from him. First, this

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report into the background to one of the most shocking criminal cases

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in Northern Ireland's history. This was a senseless murder that

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had that power to shock, even in the darkest days of the Troubles.

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What should have been an ordinary afternoon in August of 1981, as

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this reconstruction showed, turned to tragedy. Nine-year-old Jennifer

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set off from her house on her new bicycle to visit her friend. She

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never arrived. When the bike was found dumped in this field not far

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from the family home, fears for her safety grounds. What followed was

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one of Northern Ireland's biggest ever searches. Hundreds of people

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joined police and soldiers to call me area for clues. Among them -- to

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comb the area for clues. Among them, this politician. Everyone was

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shocked that a child could disappear. We were searching

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everywhere. It was soul-destroying that there was no sign of her at

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all. People really felt for the family. Facing every parent's worst

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nightmare, Andrew and Patricia Kadi maid appeals -- made appeals for

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news of their daughter. You tried to face the inevitable, but carry

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hope with you. Six days after she was abducted, sexually assaulted

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and murdered by Robert Black, her body was found by two duck hunters

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here. Robert lack of been used the nearby road for deliveries. He

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admitted to police that he was in Northern Ireland on the day that

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Jennifer went missing. Petrol receipts proved that that was the

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case. At her funeral, tributes were paid to Jennifer as a lively and

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bright little girl. But the minister who took the service says

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the family were left with unanswered questions at that time.

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They were devastated. They were showing signs of shock and

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devastation from the beginning. When they heard that she had been

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found in water, lying face downward, there were all sorts of concerns as

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to what might have happened to her. But Jennifer Cardy was not the

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first are the last of the victims of Robert Black. The 64-year-old

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had a long history of sexually abusing young girls. In 1982, he

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killed again. This time, 11-year- old Susan Maxwell in the Scottish

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borders. I year later, Caroline Hogg disappeared from her home in

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Edinburgh. The five-year-old was later found dead in a bit. 10-year-

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old Sarah Harper from Leeds was murdered in 1986, her body

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abandoned in a river. These deaths sparked one of the biggest joint

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police investigations in British criminal history. Still, Robert

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Black evaded capture. But his murder trial ended in 1990, when he

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abducted a six-year-old girl in Scotland. The child was rescued,

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but the incident led police to Robert Black. He was later

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convicted and given several life sentences. For those who

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investigated his crimes and had an insight into the mind of the serial

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killer, the picture is unnerving. Co-operative individual, in a sense.

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But very close and controlled. At Coltness and somewhat empty eyes I

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have to say. Very striking eyes which engaged you. He wouldn't

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respond to canal material, but any time you became close to any of the

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key issues you that you were exploring, he would stare at you.

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And he would stare for long periods of time. The families of the other

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victims know what the family of Jennifer Cardy are going through.

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The brother of Susan Maxwell say that there has not been closer,

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they just try to deal with the loss every day. There will be a tiny

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element of relief for the family of Jennifer Cardy. But he is in jail

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and he will rot there. It will not bring Jennifer back. It will not

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really make a difference to the gap in their lives left by her loss.

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Jennifer Cardy would have -- have lived, she would be 40 years old,

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perhaps with a family of her own. But Robert Claudy stole her future

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and for that he is paying the price. -- Robert Black stole her future.

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Our reporter is in Armagh for us now. All of the people in the court

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house have heard this trial. It is a conclusion of many long police

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and legal powers. It is. When the verdicts were read

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out today, there was an audible gasp of relief and emotion from the

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family. You could almost here 30 years of grief and pain. They

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hugged each other. They also hard to the legal teams. I saw hardened

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detectives trying to struggle with their emotions. In some cases, the

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commitment has out lasted and dominated entire careers. The

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prosecution was led by a long- standing legal expert. Today, a

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senior detective came out of retirement specifically to prepare

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this case. Robert or, a retired Scottish detective, made his way

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over for the verdict. This trial was unusual in the sense

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that the murderous past of Robert Black was revealed to the jury.

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Yes, the senior investigating officer talks about this case and

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the lessons that can be learned from it. One of those key lessons

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is that you don't always need a silver bullet of evidence. If you

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can tie together the various strands to make an narrative so

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compelling that it simply cannot be resisted... In this case, there was

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the signature and recorded confession. Other police forces up

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and down the country will now be looking to with fresh eyes at

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Robert Black and what he might have done. A few days ago, I was

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speaking to a detective who worked long and hard for many years over

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this case. People said that Robert Black was never going to be

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released from jail. He said, you always have to remember that at the

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bottom of this case is a dead little girl. From the day that she

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is taken away, she deserves justice. Today, she got that.

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You are watching BBC Newsline. Still to come on the programme:

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Allegations of child abuse at two psychiatric hospitals. We talk to a

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man who says he was a victim. And voting is well under way in the

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Republic to decide who will succeed A man who says he was abused at

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Lissue Children's Hospital in Lisburn has given BBC Newsline a

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harrowing account of his time there. The man lived at Lissue in the late

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1970s. Yesterday, the Irish News published details of a confidential

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report into claims that staff sexually and physically abused

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young patients at the hospital. Chris Page is here. This man has

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told you some horrific stories? certainly has, he was at Lissue for

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two years, 1970s seven until 1979. Although he was fairly young, this

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happened a long time ago, his memories are very sharp, perhaps

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because of a horror of the abuse. He does not want to be identified.

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The main memories I have got are basically the staff were terrible.

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They were always hitting people, and me personally. I got beaten a

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lot, sometimes because they did not eat any dinner. Or if I did

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something stupid. I got a beating or thrown against a wall. Or thrown

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across the table. Basically, that was the physical side. Very

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difficult to listen to. And did he say that many others were abused?

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He thinks 10 other children were in the psychiatric unit at that time

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and he was not the only one being abused. He remembers that abuse

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happened often. There was nearly four five of us that got it. We

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were treated badly. If you did not do what the staff told to, then

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made you do things and you always got whatever. There were always

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five of us. The only way I can say this is that any time there was a

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window broken or if somebody drew on the walls with a felt-tip pen or

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whatever, there was only one of us that would have been the one dried

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out. And punished for it. He is the first person to have spoken

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publicly since the Irish News published details of a confidential

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report into allegations at the hospital yesterday. That report

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look into claims that abuse was widespread at Lissue and Forster

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Green Hospital in South Belfast. The police have issued a statement

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saying they received a copy of the reviews carried out by various

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health authorities in July and they have asked for more information and

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many victims should contact them. Thank you. Two men have appeared in

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court in Newry charged with the murder of Jonathan Graham in the

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city in 2005. They were also charged with possession of a

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shotgun and cartridges. Our district journalist, Francis Gorman,

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reports. 20 year-old Jonathan Graham was hit at close range as he

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parked his car outside his home in Ardcarn Park. He died later in the

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Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast. The attack was one of four

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shootings in the area within the space of minutes. Appearing

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together in the dock were 55 year- old Gerard Hall from de Molly Road

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in Newry and 33 year-old James McEvoy from Tom Daley Park in the

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city. Both men were arrested and interviewed at the time of the

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murders six and a hat years ago. Hall was released but like a boy

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was charged with the murder of Mr Graham and spent one year in prison

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before the Public Prosecution Service decided to withdraw the

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case. But today the court heard that new CCTV evidence showed a car

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with the registration similar to one mentioned by a wet this she

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says she saw the accused in on the night of the shootings. The

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district judge refused both men bail on the grounds that they might

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interfere with witnesses, flee the jurisdiction and the fact that

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police are looking for a third suspect in connection with the

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murder. Both men were remanded in custody to appear via videolink on

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23rd November. In the Republic there's less than four hours left

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to decide who will be the next Irish President. Just over three

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million people are eligible to cast their ballot to pick who will be

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the ninth head of state. BBC Newsline is in Dublin tomorrow and

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Saturday for the results. Mark Devenport is there tonight.

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reports tonight from the polling stations indicate that voting was

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fairly slow to start with at turn out earlier this evening at

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anything between 20% and 30%. Did that reflect any lack of interest

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among voters in the seven candidates to succeed Mary McAleese,

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including Martin McGuinness? Or is it a case of voters waiting for the

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traditional teatime rush before turning out to vote. Here is Julie

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Kirby... With her bags almost packed and over one week to go

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before she leaves office, Mary McAleese made her choice as to who

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should follow her into it are a senator on a 9 o'clock this morning.

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Botha's around the country have been doing the same since polling

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bounce up and. -- Aras an Uachtarain. Turnouts in

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presidential elections are usually lower than in general elections but

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this has been an extraordinary contest. The record number of

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candidates fighting the most divisive and bitter campaign in

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modern electoral history. Her will emerge the victor might not

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officially be known until Saturday. People are being asked to vote on

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to a constitutional referendums. One is a proposal to beef up the

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powers of parliamentary committees to allow them to hold committees

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into matters of public interest and the other allows the Government to

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reduce the pay of judges. There is a by-election in west Dublin to

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fill the Dail seat left vacant by the death of Brian Adam. The

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counting of ballots from the 43 constituencies begins tomorrow at 9

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o'clock. What the results relate to Dublin Castle. Because there are so

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many candidates, it will be evening time before early figures for the

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first clouds are known. -- counts. I am joined by the Irish

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Independent columnist, Sam Smyth. Has the bitterness of the contest

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been a turn-off for turn-on? Turn- off. The quality of the candidates

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might also be contributing but people are not particularly happy

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about this election, I believe they're not particularly enthused

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by any of the seven candidates and certainly, the nature of the

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campaign is probably the dirtiest election campaign of any sort, even

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in general elections, been the history of the state. Normally by

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the stage, the opinion polls can give you a good idea of who is in

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the lead. The front runner was Sean Gallagher but this last minute

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attack by Martin McGuinness, has that from everything in the air?

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The bookies are making Michael D Higgins the odds-on favourite by

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some stretch. What is is based on? People saying, that was really

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damaging attack. Nobody knows, no figures, it is anecdotal. Most

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people seem to except at John Gallagher was damaged but some of

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the smarter people say, this could be a very tight contest on Saturday.

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Thank you very much. The putting stations close at 10pm and we will

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have more for you on Newsline tomorrow as the counting begins at

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Dublin Castle. Thank you. To Family Focus next and news of a home

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visiting programme running in the South Eastern area helping

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vulnerable new parents. It's all about early intervention and starts

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when the young mother is pregnant and continues until the baby is two.

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The Colin area of West Belfast is one area running the programme and

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I have been to meet one of the mothers taking part, Rory McIlroy

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Danielle lives in Colin Glen, one of the most deprived communities in

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the South Eastern Trust. Many of the young parents have experienced

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a wide range of problems, including mental health issues, drug and

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alcohol abuse and a history of involvement with social services.

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The parenting programme aims to improve attachment and empathy

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between parents and babies, which will hopefully prevent the need for

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greater social services involvement. Intensive and sustainable home

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visiting from early in pregnancy were we can really make a

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difference. And that continues until the child is two years old.

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That is a long period of time were you are with the family and not

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just the mother and father, but the wider family. So that you are

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identifying needs and are able to scrape away at the surface and

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expose the needs that are really going to make a difference in the

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lives of these families. Danielle was 19 when she became pregnant.

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Since the birth, she has had a lot more to cope with and was a victim

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of domestic violence. She has found the programme extremely beneficial,

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not only for her son's development but for her own self-belief.

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self-esteem was at rock bottom when I had my son through personal

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circumstances. Having this network around May and being able to talk

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freely and get what I need off my chest and have impartial advice

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given to me, that built up my self- esteem. Danielle has got her life

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on track and to her experiences have spurred her on to help others.

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Inspired by the support she has received through the programme, she

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hopes to become a social worker. And good luck to her. Stephen

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Watson is here with more on that. He's playing for the biggest ever

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first prize in professional golf. The winner of the Shanghai Masters

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earns $2 million. McIlroy currently leads the tournament. The 22 year-

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old certainly seems to be a favourite amongst the local fans.

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He is one shot ahead of the field after an eight under par 64. This

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approach was one of the highlights of his round. The US Open Champion

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was also red hot on the greens. This was one of five birdies during

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his back nine. Going very well. Another Rory is in the spotlight

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today. This one is even younger. 19 year-old Cliftonville footballer

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Rory Donnelly scored a hat-trick for his club last night to help

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beat Linfield 6-2. The win earned Cliftonville a place in the final

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of next month's Paddy Power County Antrim Shield. And I am afraid we

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cannot bring you the schools. We will have to move on to motor

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Cycling. -- those goals. Eugene Laverty has signed a two-year deal

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to ride with Aprilia in the World Superbike Championship next year.

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He'll partner former champion Max Biaggi in the factory team. If you

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log onto the website, you can see all of those goals from the County

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Antrim Shield semi-final last night. Sorry we could not bring them to

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you. Something of a technical glitch. Now let's get some weather

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news with Cecilia Daly. I have been It was a very nice day,

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particularly across parts of the East. And we were lucky enough to

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get a picture. This is the old Robinson and Cleaver building in

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the centre of town. Send your pictures to as... The best sunshine

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was an Eastern Counties. Some speckled cloud at times had in the

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sun. One or two showers around but they have gone so clear skies are

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the main feature for tonight and it will stay dry. But Chile.

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Katesbridge might have temperatures very close to freezing. There could

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be a touch of frost tomorrow morning, cold start with mist

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lingering in the valleys but otherwise most refined of pleasant

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sunshine around in the morning. Light went to begin with but the

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breeze picking up and that will make it feel cooler. Lunchtime, dry

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everywhere, temperatures down on today. 12 or 13 degrees. Fairly

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sunny skies through the early part of the afternoon. Some cloud and

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rain will push in from the Atlantic. The middle of the afternoon, we

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start to see cloudier skies, making it feel cool. Splashes of rain

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moving into the West by the end of the day. Still trying the East but

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the breeze is picking up and that cloudy damp weather will affect all

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parts tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. Temperatures tomorrow night

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substantially higher, at 10 and 11 degrees. Cole tonight and matter

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tomorrow. That takes us into the weekend. Dry in the east but there

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will be more unsettled weather pushing in. Bad weather front could

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bring heavy rains two parts to the wet -- heavy rain to parts of the

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West. But what seems across the West like this, we will have to

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keep an eye on the rainfall both this weekend and into the beginning

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of next week. Some matter whether it through the weekend and into

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next week. No alerts, strong winds but temperatures on the rise.

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