Was Billy Wright Killed by Collusion? The Truth Behind His Murder

🔥 Billy Wright, leader of the Loyalist Volunteer Force (LVF), was assassinated in December 1997 while serving time in the Maze Prison, Northern Ireland. His death occurred during a critical phase of the peace process and sparked suspicions of collusion between loyalist paramilitaries, British authorities, and even his political rivals. Wright had been a radical figure, rejecting any peace negotiations, and his LVF continued to fight against the IRA even as the political landscape shifted towards ceasefires. His violent actions earned him a notorious reputation, and his death, carried out by members of the INLA, raised questions about security lapses and potential state involvement.

Despite official findings of no direct evidence of collusion, Wright’s assassination remains controversial, with some believing it was part of a broader strategy to protect the peace process. Allegations of Wright’s possible ties to the British security services, including claims he may have been an informant, have further complicated his legacy. While his supporters view him as a martyr, his death deepened the violence in loyalist communities. Billy Wright's story, marked by radicalism, violence, and mystery, continues to shape the complex history of Northern Ireland’s Troubles and its ongoing search for reconciliation.

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Time Stamps:
0:00 Billy Wright Intro
0:55 WHO WAS BILLY WRIGHT?
2:54 THE MURDER INSIDE THE MAZE PRISON
4:41 SECURITY FAILURES AND ALLEGATIONS OF COLLUSION
6:53 ALLEGED LINKS WITH RUC SPECIAL BRANCH
8:33 BILLY WRIGHT AS A LOYALIST ICON
10:08 CONCLUSION

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