[Murder Cases listed by perpetrator. Case may be listed by victim if unsolved or with multiple perpetrators]
Kinahan, Christy et al p1 - King, Levi p2 - King, Michael p2 - Kinkel, Kip p2 - Kinyua, Alexander p2 - Kirkpatrick, Lance Eugene p3 - Kitts, Monique & Karl Howard p3 - Knight, Julian p3 - Knight, Katherine Mary p3 - Knight, Robert p3 - Knight, Suge p3 - Koblan, Michael p4 - Koca, Orhan p4 - Kocik, Tomasz p4 - Kocontes, Lonnie p4 - Koedatich, James p4 - Kohberger, Bryan p5 - Koh Tao murders p5 - Kohlhepp, Todd p5 - Kohli, Maninder Pal Singh p6 - Koklich, Bruce p6 - Koli, Surinder p6 - Kologi, Scott p6 - Komoroski, Jamie Lee p6 - Kostov, Kostadin p6 - Kot, Karol p6 - Kouider, Sabrina & Ouissem Medouni p7 - Kraft, Randy p7 -
KINAHAN, CHRISTY et al: [viz Assassinations: GUERIN VERIONICA & Gangs: Ireland]
Veronica Guerin 2003 - Dublin Narcos TV - True Crime Recaps 2023 - Steve Kroft & 60 Minutes TV - Kinahan: The True Story of Ireland’s Mafia TV -
We all know who you are, Miss Guerin. That does not grant you immunity. Veronica Guerin 2003 starring Cate Blanchard & Gerard McSorley & Ciaran Hinds & Brenda Flicker & Don Wycherley & Barry Barnes & Simon O’Driscoll & Emmet Bergin & Charlotte Bradley & Mark Lambert et al, director Joel Schumacher, judge
In 1994 the illegal drug trade drove crime rates to the highest level ever recorded in Ireland. 15,000 people injected heroin every day and methadone clinics registered addicts as young as 14. That year Veronica Guerin, a journalist known for reporting church scandals and corporate corruption, started writing about crime. ibid. caption
Veronica Guerin on Dublin’s new young criminals, high on champagne and cocaine. Dublin Narcos s1e3: The Untouchables, newspaper article, Sky 2023
Dublin’s drugs squad has identified a new breed within the established breed of the narcotics hierarchy … Cocaine is held in special affection. ibid.
‘Drugs really took hold of Dublin City in the 1980s.’ ibid.
June 1996, Dublin: A murder that rocked the nation: the victim a fearless investigative journalist fighting against organised crime. Veronica Guerin gave her life to expose Ireland’s dark underbelly. True Crime Recaps: She Gave Her Life to Expose a Dark Truth: Veronica Guerin, Youtube 8.37, 2023
Thanks to her court date Veronica’s enemies knew exactly where she was going to be that day. ibid.
The man on the back of the bike reaches into his jacket and he pulls out a .357 Magnum revolver; six shots fire. ibid.
Veronica’s death became a national obsession. ibid.
‘The dogs in the street know who the drug barons are.’ Steve Kroft, 60 Minutes report, Guerin, CBS 1997
She was a woman, a mother and the most famous reporter in Ireland. Thousands of people attended the funeral including the president and the prime minister. ibid.
Her death has become a national obsession. ibid.
An underworld of drugs and organised crime. ibid.
The gunman jumped back on his motorbike and disappeared in the midday traffic. ibid.
[Jack Kelly, retired DEA]: The Kinahans are in my news feed. I’m following everything. I was reading about the Kinahans and the war they had with the Hutch. 18 people get killed? It’s like mayhem on the streets! Kinahan: The True Story of Ireland’s Mafia I, BBC 2025
This is the story of the 40-year hunt for the Irish Mafia. ibid. caption
The Kinahans were street dealers who became billionaires. ibid. journalist
DEA Wanted: Christopher Vincent Kinahan, Daniel Joseph Kinahan, CHristopher Kinahan junior. ibid. US press conference
It sounded like gunshot, but of course we didn’t actually believe that could be happening at an international boxing weigh-in. ibid. Irish rozzer
Within 15 seconds, 3 [fake] uniformed Gardai came into the bar area and told everyone that this is the Gardai, to lie down … ibid. witness
I saw a man basically getting assassinated. ibid.
His face had been removed obviously by one of the gunshots. ibid. Irish rozzer
After the Regency happened, it was almost like an explosion went off. ibid. journalist
1960s: Christy Kinahan senior would be like a cuckoo in the nest of organised crime. He doesn’t really fit. ibid.
And he decided that he would get into the heroin business. ibid. rozzer
The Dunne family: They were the crime family in Dublin City. It was common knowledge that Larry Dunne had introduced the heroin. ibid.
Larry Dunne: Eventually, the law caught up with him. ibid.
From working Dublin City you began to realise there was somebody else on the market. There was this constant flow of heroin starting to take over the market. And it was more reliable and more consistent … the name Chris Kinahan came up: he was the figure behind it, he was top of the apex. ibid.
His desire to show off was his downfall. ibid.
They found Christopher Kinahan with over £100,000 of heroin … Kinahan was jailed for six years. ibid. TV news
1996: Veronica Guerin was murdered. ibid.
Christy junior and Daniel start ecstasy dealing in Dublin. ibid.
They were arranging the importation of drugs and weapons. ibid.
Cunningham over the next three to three and a half years builds what Kinahan had left behind … But then Cunningham is arrested again. ibid.
The [Kinahan] boys are massively well embedded in the whole fabric of organised crime across Europe. ibid.
It’s now known that Kinahan and his associates were the subject of a vast surveillance operation, mounted by police forces in Holland, Belgium, the UK and Ireland, using phone tapes, videos and covert observation. ibid. news
With the mass introduction of cocain into Ireland, there was this dramatic upsurge of gangland violence. ibid. comment