Portadown Times, 23 January 2009:

Suspect Steven Leslie Brown was interviewed by police investigating the murders of Portadown teenagers Andrew Robb and David McIlwaine, three days after their mutilated bodies were discovered on an isolated road in Tandragee.

Belfast Telegraph, 31 January 2009:

A man accused of a notorious double murder has labelled evidence from a woman he allegedly confessed to as “nonsense”.

Giving evidence at Belfast Crown Court on his own behalf, Steven Leslie Brown, 28, denied that he had confessed to a woman known only as witness F of murdering teenagers Andrew Robb and David McIlwaine.

Click here to download the lastest news about the astounding amount of money paid by the PSNI to two UVF-linked building firms–the Jamieson Group and Ballymore Builders–as reported by John Cassidy in the Sunday World.

After being given inaccurate information several times, Paul McIlwaine was able to uncover the true figures through Freedom of Information Act applications.

Ashleigh McDonald reports in the 16 January 2009 edition of the Belfast Telegraph:

A 28-year-old man currently standing trial for a brutal double murder denied the two young victims were in his house in the hours prior to their deaths, a court heard yesterday.

Suspect Steven Leslie Brown was interviewed by police investigating the murders of Portadown teenagers Andrew Robb and David McIlwaine, three days after their mutilated bodies were discovered on an isolated road on the outskirts of Tandragee.