the age of 15, Murphy had been the youngest republican internee in Long Kesh prison, which later became known as the Maze. Maguire became a member of the IRA's "camp staff" in the Maze, one of the senior IRA men effectively in control of the republican wings, and met Northern Ireland Secretary Mo Mowlam when she visited the jail to negotiate with prisoners. In November 1998, Murphy and Maguire were released from the Maze prison as part of the early prisoner release scheme under the Good Friday Agreement. Maguire is now chairman of the Belfast office of Community Restorative Justice Ireland, a police-supported group aimed at dealing with low-level crime through mediation and intended to replace the practice of "punishment beatings" and kneecappings by paramilitaries. A further three men were in 1990 found guilty by common purpose of aiding and abetting the murder. The men (Pat Kane, Mickey Timmons, and Seán Ó Ceallaigh) were dubbed the "Casement Three" by republicans who disputed the validity of their convictions. Kane's conviction was quashed on appeal due to the unreliability of his confession. Ó Ceallaigh was released in 1998 under the Good Friday Agreement. Terence Clarke, the chief steward on the day, was sentenced to seven years' imprisonment for assaulting Wood. Clarke had served as Gerry Adams' bodyguard; he died of cancer in 2000. In March 2018, BBC Two aired the Vanessa Engle documentary, The Funeral Murders, which included eyewitness testimonies of the events of that day. See also 1971 Scottish soldiers' killings Milltown Cemetery attack Lynching References Sources 1980s in County Antrim 1988 in military history 1988 in Northern Ireland 1988 murders in the United Kingdom British Army in Operation Banner Deaths by firearm in Northern Ireland Filmed killings March 1988 crimes March 1988 events in the United Kingdom Military actions and engagements during the Troubles (Northern Ireland) Murder in Belfast Lynching People killed by the Provisional Irish Republican Army Royal Corps of Signals Terrorist incidents in Belfast Terrorist incidents in the United Kingdom in 1988 1980s murders in Northern Ireland 1988 crimes in Ireland The Troubles in Belfast