and buried in undisclosed locations are: Seamus Wright (A member of the IRA accused of being a British Army agent) (1972) (remains found summer 2015) Kevin McKee (A member of the IRA accused of being a British Army agent) (1972) (Corpse recovered 2015) Jean McConville (Civilian accused of being a British spy) (1972) (corpse recovered August 2003) Joseph Lynskey (A member of the IRA accused of breaching IRA orders) (1972) Peter Wilson (no reason given) (1973) (corpse recovered November 2010) Eamon Molloy (A member of the IRA accused of being a British Army agent) (1975) (corpse recovered 1999) Columba McVeigh (Civilian accused of being a British spy) (1975) Robert Nairac GC (British Army Officer and alleged member of the SAS) (1977) Brendan McGraw (Civilian accused of being a British spy) (1978)(Corpse recovered 2014) John McClory (Accused of stealing IRA weapons to use in robberies) (1978) (corpse recovered June 1999) Brian McKinney (Accused of stealing IRA weapons to use in robberies) (1978) (corpse recovered June 1999) Danny McIlhone (Accused of stealing IRA weapons) (1978) (corpse recovered November 2008) Gerard Evans (Civilian accused of being a British Informant, IRA never officially admitted to have killed him) (1979) (corpse recovered October 2010) Charlie Armstrong (Civilian, IRA never officially admitted to have killed him) (1981) (corpse recovered July 2010) Eugene Simons /Simmons (New Year's Day 1981) (corpse recovered May 1984 prior to the establishment of the Commission) Seamus Ruddy (Ex-member of IRSP/ INLA, killed over arms supplies, by INLA) (1985) Remains recovered As part of the peace process, the IRA passed information on the location of six graves containing eight bodies to the Commission. Using this information the bodies of John McClory and Brian McKinney were recovered on 29 June 1999 in County Monaghan. The body of Eamon Molloy had been left in a graveyard in Dundalk the previous month. Jean McConville was discovered by accident on Shelling Hill beach near Carlingford in County Louth in August 2003. The IRA had previously said that Templeton beach, a short distance away, was the place of burial. The remains of Danny McIlhone were discovered near Ballynultagh in the Wicklow Mountains in November 2008 and formally identified using DNA analysis the following month. There had been previous unsuccessful attempts to find McIlhone's remains in 1999 and 2000. In 2010, the remains of Peter Wilson, Gerry Evans and Charlie Armstrong were exhumed, meaning that nine of the 16