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No Stone Unturned

Earlier on I servedin west Belfast, which was probablythe most dangerous placein the...

Earlier on I served
in west Belfast, which was probably
the most dangerous place
in the province

Full Transcript

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Earlier on I served in west Belfast,
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which was probably the most dangerous place in the province.
Duration
6 seconds
Views
23
Timestamp in Movie
00:18:52
Uploaded
Jun 30, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
Fine Point Films,Jigsaw Productions

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Movie Summary

An in-depth look at the unsolved 1994 Loughinisland massacre, where six Irishmen were murdered, presumably by a Unionist paramilitary group, while watching the World Cup at the local pub in Loughinisland, Northern Ireland.
Murders occurred every day, every other day. - No Stone Unturned 00:04
Murders occurred every day, every other day.
GIBNEY: So, exactly why did you decide to join the police, the RUC? - No Stone Unturned 00:04
GIBNEY: So, exactly why did you decide to join the police, t...
I suppose it was because it was a job for life. - No Stone Unturned 00:04
I suppose it was because it was a job for life.
GIBNEY: Wasn't there a bit of risk at that time - No Stone Unturned 00:05
GIBNEY: Wasn't there a bit of risk at that time
[BOTH CHUCKLING] - No Stone Unturned 00:08
[BOTH CHUCKLING]
I also had a shotgun which was kept beside the bed. - No Stone Unturned 00:05
I also had a shotgun which was kept beside the bed.
Gave her the strategy that the shotgun - No Stone Unturned 00:07
Gave her the strategy that the shotgun
So far as the attacks on the RUC are concerned, - No Stone Unturned 00:12
So far as the attacks on the RUC are concerned,
GIBNEY: To stop the escalating violence, - No Stone Unturned 00:05
GIBNEY: To stop the escalating violence,
The IRA viewed that as an invasion, - No Stone Unturned 00:06
The IRA viewed that as an invasion,
They also believed that members of the military - No Stone Unturned 00:08
They also believed that members of the military
JOHN WARE: I arrived in Northern Ireland - No Stone Unturned 00:07
JOHN WARE: I arrived in Northern Ireland
I was based in Belfast for three years - No Stone Unturned 00:10
I was based in Belfast for three years
In those days, the Army was in the lead role in security. - No Stone Unturned 00:05
In those days, the Army was in the lead role in security.
Police were in support of the Army, - No Stone Unturned 00:05
Police were in support of the Army,
So it was a quintessential insurgency. - No Stone Unturned 00:06
So it was a quintessential insurgency.
It was really a civil war. It was a civil war. - No Stone Unturned 00:05
It was really a civil war. It was a civil war.
The Army are up here in the middle of Lenadoon Avenue. - No Stone Unturned 00:04
The Army are up here in the middle of Lenadoon Avenue.
-They have come... -[LOUD FIRING] - No Stone Unturned 00:06
-They have come... -[LOUD FIRING]
NEWS REPORTER 1: The bus station was crowded - No Stone Unturned 00:06
NEWS REPORTER 1: The bus station was crowded