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Expert Notes Central Locations in Omagh Bomb Inquiry
A data analyst mapped personal, professional and phone links among 27 people as the inquiry examines whether the bombing could have been prevented.
- On Wednesday, the Omagh Bombing Inquiry heard evidence identifying 27 'key individuals' linked to the investigation of the 1998 atrocity.
- The 1998 Real IRA car bombing in County Tyrone killed 29 people, including a pregnant woman, marking the deadliest single atrocity of the Troubles.
- Analyst Mark Safranauskas presented social and business mapping of these individuals, highlighting links to the Coes Road area of Dundalk, Ireland.
- Counsel Nick de la Poer KC clarified that being designated a 'key individual' does not imply involvement in the bombing.
- Although civil courts ordered four men to pay £1.6m in damages in 2009, no one has been convicted of the murders in a criminal court.
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Omagh Bombing Inquiry hears evidence about more than 20 ‘key individuals’
The inquiry into the 1998 Real IRA atrocity is holding public hearings in Belfast.
·London, United Kingdom
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