DPP to charge Eamon Butterly with 48 murders in the Stardust
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On Valentines Day the 14th February 1981, 48 young people were murdered when fire engulfed the Stardust Ballroom in the working lass area of Artane on the Northside of Dublin. Amongst them was Francis and Maureen Lawlor a young married couple who left behind an extended family including an 18-month-old daughter.
The Government held a Tribunal of Inquiry headed by a High Court Judge. The Tribunal found the following:
1. The Locking and chaining of the emergency exits was the result of a policy imitated by Eamon Butterly (9.41)
2. The decision to keep the exits locked and chained was made by Eamon
Butterly (9.42)
3. Mr Eamon Butterly, bears a special responsibility for the practice of
keeping the emergency exits secured with chains.. a recklessly dangerous
practice, which regularly endangered the lives of over 1000 people ..
contributing to avoidable deaths and injuries(8.31)
4. Eamon Butterly . Did not give the Gardai the assistance to which they
were entitled (9.65)
The Lawlor family believe that there are sufficient grounds in the tribunal report for the DPP to charge Eamon Butterly with murder. In 25years the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has refused to do so, we demand that he lay those charges now.
Please sign the petition demanding that the DPP acts now.
The Government held a Tribunal of Inquiry headed by a High Court Judge. The Tribunal found the following:
1. The Locking and chaining of the emergency exits was the result of a policy imitated by Eamon Butterly (9.41)
2. The decision to keep the exits locked and chained was made by Eamon
Butterly (9.42)
3. Mr Eamon Butterly, bears a special responsibility for the practice of
keeping the emergency exits secured with chains.. a recklessly dangerous
practice, which regularly endangered the lives of over 1000 people ..
contributing to avoidable deaths and injuries(8.31)
4. Eamon Butterly . Did not give the Gardai the assistance to which they
were entitled (9.65)
The Lawlor family believe that there are sufficient grounds in the tribunal report for the DPP to charge Eamon Butterly with murder. In 25years the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has refused to do so, we demand that he lay those charges now.
Please sign the petition demanding that the DPP acts now.
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401 signatures
Goal: 100
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398.
Pat G
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FIANNA FAIL AND THE GUARDS IN COOLOCK STATION HELPED HIM TO GET AWAY WITH IT. COOLOCK GUARD STATION WAS WELL KNOWN AT THAT TIME FOR BEATING UP SUSPECTS,WHICH THEN MADE THEM CORRUPT.
397.
Philip O
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Justice is all we seek,what has the state to fear,is there a political friendship getting in the way justice.
396.
Siobhan G
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I'm watching the repeat of the stardust programme/docomentry, and i was in tears watching how those people suffered.
395.
Alan M
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Only a fool would 'chain' fire exit doors or someone with a shallow disregard for life.
388.
Paul Mcc
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WE THE PUBLIC WILL NOT STOP UNTIL JUSTICE IS SERVED, BUTTERLY ROBBED A COMMUNITY OF IT'S CHILDREN AND THE REMAINDER OF LIVES FOR MANY, LET OUR ANGELS AND THEIR FAMILIES & FRIENDS REST IN PEACE!!!!!!!
381.
Barry O
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If this happened today the Mr Butterly would be convicted of manslaughter. He would not get away with what he caused. The fact that it happened 25 years ago, does not effect his guilt in the death of so many people.
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