The Police Service of Northern Ireland has reached a settlement with the relatives of four individuals murdered by the Ulster Volunteer Force in 1992, following allegations of police involvement. The families of Charles and Teresa Fox and Kevin McKearney expressed relief over the conclusion of the civil case but emphasized that their quest for justice continues, particularly regarding withheld intelligence related to the murders.
The High Court in Belfast acknowledged the pain experienced by the families and expressed hope that the settlement would provide some closure. However, the families are still seeking a public inquiry and the release of intelligence information that they believe is crucial to understanding the circumstances surrounding the killings.