Independent Commission For The Location of Victims' Remains - Victims

Victims

The people named by the ICLVR as having been killed and buried in unknown locations are:

  • Seamus Wright (A member of the IRA accused of being a British Army agent) (1972)
  • Kevin McKee (murder victim) (A member of the IRA accused of being a British Army agent) (1972)
  • Jean McConville (Civilian accused of being a British spy) (1972) (corpse recovered August 2003)
  • Joseph Lynskey (A member of the IRA accused of breaching IRA orders) (1972)
  • Peter Wilson (murder victim) (Civilian who lived with the Army as he reported on the IRA) (1973) (corpse recovered November 2010)
  • Eamon Molloy (A member of the IRA accused of being a British Army agent) (1975) (corpse recovered 1999)
  • Columba McVeigh (Civilian accused of being a British spy) (1975)
  • Robert Nairac (British Army Officer and alleged member of the SAS) (1977)
  • Brendan McGraw (Civilian accused of being a British spy) (1978)
  • John McClory (Accused of stealing IRA weapons to use in robberies) (1978) (corpse recovered June 1999)
  • Brian McKinney (Accused of stealing IRA weapons to use in robberies) (1978) (corpse recovered June 1999)
  • Danny McIlhone (Accused of stealing IRA weapons) (1978) (corpse recovered November 2008)
  • Gerard Evans (Civilian accused of being a British Informant, IRA never officially admitted to have killed him) (1979) (corpse recovered October 2010)
  • Charlie Armstrong (Civilian, IRA never officially admitted to have killed him) (1981) (corpse recovered July 2010)
  • Seamus Ruddy (Civilian, killed by INLA) (1985)

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