We Need To Talk About Kevin

[general_lee]

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/kevin-mcgeever-mayo-conman-branded-himself-for-life-1.2608108

One of the most bizarre people I've ever heard of. His story is like something out of a Hollywood movie. And after all that he gets a suspended sentence 

[mikehunt]

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/kevin-mcgeever-mayo-conman-branded-himself-for-life-1.2608108

One of the most bizarre people I've ever heard of. His story is like something out of a Hollywood movie. And after all that he gets a suspended sentence 

Of all the sh!t he gets up to he's done for wasting garda time. Sentence for the actual crime was harsh I thought.

[stew]

f**kers should have got twenty years, how many lives did he ruin?

[WT4E]

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/kevin-mcgeever-mayo-conman-branded-himself-for-life-1.2608108

One of the most bizarre people I've ever heard of. His story is like something out of a Hollywood movie. And after all that he gets a suspended sentence 

You gotta love his last con;

The Gardai buying him curry chips - I bet they tasted good!

[mikehunt]

f**kers should have got twenty years, how many lives did he ruin?

He was only charged with wasting garda time. Even if he conned people in Ireland there isn't any legislation to bring him to justice. Look at the Dail. Full of conmen and they're making the decisions "in the best interests of the country".

[stew]

f**kers should have got twenty years, how many lives did he ruin?

He was only charged with wasting garda time. Even if he conned people in Ireland there isn't any legislation to bring him to justice. Look at the Dail. Full of conmen and they're making the decisions "in the best interests of the country".

I get all of that, how about embezzlement, fraud, theft for starters?

Every government is corrupt, in excuse here fir not hammering this bastard into the ground afaiac.

[mikehunt]

f**kers should have got twenty years, how many lives did he ruin?

He was only charged with wasting garda time. Even if he conned people in Ireland there isn't any legislation to bring him to justice. Look at the Dail. Full of conmen and they're making the decisions "in the best interests of the country".

I get all of that, how about embezzlement, fraud, theft for starters?

Every government is corrupt, in excuse here fir not hammering this b**tard into the ground afaiac.

All it guarantees in Ireland is that you top the poll in the next election.

His crimes all seem to have been committed outside of Ireland so unless they extradite him then he's safe enough here.

[Under Lights]

When is it on tv? Article is poorly written imo.

[Boycey]

When is it on tv? Article is poorly written imo.

Ur man that wrote the article was on TodayFM this morning with Anton Savage, I didn't think he came across that well on the radio either. The story is fascinating though, I'm not sure they gave a date for it other than it was on later this month.

[Under Lights]

The story is fascinating but I feel the way he told it was a bit of a clusterfuck. I know there is a lot of get in but he could have made it clearer. Botched job.

[Boycey]

There is the podcast from this morning if anyone is interested

http://www.todayfm.com/player/podcasts/The_Anton_Savage_Show/The_Anton_Savage_Show/52520/0/the_shady_movements_of_kevin_mcgeever

[muppet]

I think Catherine Vallely was fortunate her friend drove Kevin to the Gárda Station. She was likely to become the next victim.

[Tony Baloney]

There is a great book in there.

[Eamonnca1]

Al Capone was done for tax evasion. Same idea.