On May 12, 1997, Seán Brown – devoted father, tireless chairman of Bellaghy GAC and friend of Seamus Heaney – was abducted from the club grounds and murdered in a killing his family has always described as state-sponsored.
For almost thirty years, his widow Bridie and their six children have waged a dignified campaign against official obstruction for truth and a public inquiry.
This is the story of one man’s good life, a community’s loss, and a family’s unyielding fight for justice in the long shadow of collusion.
‘Above all, Seán Brown was a great human being – he is such a loss.’