evidence: one was historical, linking the current UDA to the UDU, though it centrally depicted a hooded gunman who always seemed to be aiming directly at the viewer [...] Upon his release in May 2002, Adair tried to take over the UDA and push out other UDA commanders. He was expelled from the organisation in September 2002 and the UDA feuded with the LVF and with Adair’s C Company. Adair had a joint UDA-LVF mural painted in the estate, declaring the two organisations "brothers in arms" and promising that "together we will stand to defend our native land". [...] With Adair’s allies gone from the lower Shankill estate, seven (according the the Belfast Telegraph) or more of the murals were painted over. All of the following appear (from the photographic record) to have been removed: Diana, Spike & Gerry, Billy Wright (though McCormick & Jarman (2005) claim this was preserved), Eddie, the low "UFF 2nd Batt C Coy" wall, the red-backgrounded hooded gunmen in jeans, along with the "Free J Adair with his arms crossed, and the joint UDA-LVF mural from 2002. (Here is a table of the changes across time.)