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No Stone Unturned

I have no idea whythe car was destroyed, but the factit was destroyed

MAN: I have no idea why
the car was destroyed, but the fact
it was destroyed

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MAN: I have no idea why the car was destroyed,
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but the fact it was destroyed...
Duration
5 seconds
Views
17
Timestamp in Movie
00:33:55
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.
One of the things I do remember - No Stone Unturned 00:09
One of the things I do remember
It seems strange now, but people were coming and going and... - No Stone Unturned 00:06
It seems strange now, but people were coming and going and.....
And there was a neighbor came down, - No Stone Unturned 00:15
And there was a neighbor came down,
"You need look no further than them beep there." - No Stone Unturned 00:05
"You need look no further than them beep there."
EMMA: Somebody came in here and murdered six innocent people - No Stone Unturned 00:07
EMMA: Somebody came in here and murdered six innocent people
Somebody somewhere helped these people cover this up, - No Stone Unturned 00:07
Somebody somewhere helped these people cover this up,
My Daddy and I want the truth, - No Stone Unturned 00:09
My Daddy and I want the truth,
NEWS REPORTER: Last week, the police who've been - No Stone Unturned 00:10
NEWS REPORTER: Last week, the police who've been
The Police Ombudsman's office have confirmed - No Stone Unturned 00:08
The Police Ombudsman's office have confirmed
GIBNEY: After the ceasefire, - No Stone Unturned 00:08
GIBNEY: After the ceasefire,
It was to look into police misconduct, - No Stone Unturned 00:11
It was to look into police misconduct,
Collusion first emerges in the mid to late '80s, - No Stone Unturned 00:16
Collusion first emerges in the mid to late '80s,
NIALL MURPHY: Collusion was a feature - No Stone Unturned 00:15
NIALL MURPHY: Collusion was a feature
WARE: To a lot of police officers, - No Stone Unturned 00:08
WARE: To a lot of police officers,
And it doesn't easily fit into a sort of criminal code. - No Stone Unturned 00:05
And it doesn't easily fit into a sort of criminal code.
I mean, collusion is a sense in which - No Stone Unturned 00:08
I mean, collusion is a sense in which
There is no criminal offense of collusion. - No Stone Unturned 00:05
There is no criminal offense of collusion.
However, if you were concerned - No Stone Unturned 00:18
However, if you were concerned
GIBNEY: In 2011, the Ombudsman Al Hutchinson, - No Stone Unturned 00:06
GIBNEY: In 2011, the Ombudsman Al Hutchinson,
Hutchinson's report detailed - No Stone Unturned 00:05
Hutchinson's report detailed