Rafael Parreira

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When McConville was taken for questioning, Price continued, she ‘made an admission’. She said that she had been an informer. ‘For money.’ With a level gaze, Price told Moloney, ‘We believed that informers were the lowest form of human life. They were less than human. Death was too good for them.’
Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland
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