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Episode 684: Hitman Imre Arakas apologises as he admits to gangland murder

13 September 2024 - 22 mins
Podcast Series Crime World

Hitman Imre Arakas who was caught in Ireland on a Kinahan contract to kill has admitted a gangland murder in Lithuania and said he was sorry - that it was the worst decision of his life.

Nicola speaks to Niall Donald about the colourful assassin and the latest chapter in his unfolding life of crime.

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22 mins

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