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The No 1 Bestseller A fascinating read Sen ORourke, RT Radio One Fat Freddie Thompson first appeared in court in 1997. He was sixteen and already aspiring to be a major crime boss. Over the next twenty years his criminal career would be marked by mayhem, brutality and murder. In 2000 a row over a failed drugs deal ignited a murderous feud in Dublins south inner city. The Crumlin-Drimnagh feuds first victim was a friend of Thompsons and he led his Crumlin crew in a series of tit-for-tat killings. Sixteen young men would lose their lives over the next fifteen years. Meanwhile, childhood friend, Daniel Kinahan, had become a senior figure in his father Christy Kinahans international crime cartel. Working with the Kinahan Cartel Thompson launched himself as a drugs dealer in Dublin. When another deadly feud broke out in 2016 - between the powerful Kinahans and veteran Dublin criminal, Gerry The Monk Hutch - Thompson was ready to get his hands dirty. But Thompsons loyalty would be his undoing. In August 2018 he was convicted of murder and jailed. Fat Freddie is a gripping account of the rise and fall of Freddie Thompson. Award-winning crime journalist, Stephen Breen, co-author of the No 1 bestselling The Cartel, has written the definitive portrait of a notorious Dublin gangster, a shocking story of double-crossing, vengeance and murder.

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About the Author

The award-winning journalist Stephen Breen most recently NewsBrands Irelands Crime Journalist of the Year 2018 is crime editor of the Irish Sun and has been writing about the Irish criminal world for nearly two decades. He is the co-author of the number-one-bestseller The Cartel, the definitive account of the rise of the Kinahan gang.

By the same author

The Cartel
(with Owen Conlon)

Stephen Breen

FAT FREDDIE
A Gangsters Life the Bloody Career of Freddie Thompson
1 Freddie Thompson and his partner Vicky Dempsey celebrate the birth of - photo 11 Freddie Thompson and his partner Vicky Dempsey celebrate the birth of - photo 21. Freddie Thompson and his partner, Vicky Dempsey, celebrate the birth of their son in 2000. This is when his gang and Brian Rattigans went to war in the CrumlinDrimnagh feud.2 Thompsons family enjoying a trip to Spain in 2007 as he cements his position - photo 32. Thompsons family enjoying a trip to Spain in 2007 as he cements his position in the Kinahan cartel.3 Freddie and Vicky dressed up for one of their many nights out in the midst - photo 43. Freddie and Vicky dressed up for one of their many nights out in the midst of the CrumlinDrimnagh feud.4 Thompsons arch-enemy Brian Rattigan after he appeared in court in 2010 - photo 54. Thompsons arch-enemy, Brian Rattigan, after he appeared in court in 2010 charged with five counts of possessing heroin.5 A senior Kinahan cartel associate and Thompsons first cousin Liam Roe6 - photo 65. A senior Kinahan cartel associate, and Thompsons first cousin, Liam Roe.6 The INLA terror chief Declan Whacker Duffy who was also involved in a feud - photo 76. The INLA terror chief, Declan Whacker Duffy, who was also involved in a feud with Thompson.7 The Birmingham-based drug dealer and Thompson associate James Mulvey8 The - photo 87. The Birmingham-based drug dealer and Thompson associate James Mulvey.8 The hitman Paddy Doyle and Thompson enjoying a night out on the Costa del - photo 98. The hitman Paddy Doyle and Thompson enjoying a night out on the Costa del Sol in 2004.9 Thompson and his first cousin David Byrne stripped for the camera on a - photo 109. Thompson and his first cousin David Byrne, stripped for the camera on a night out in 2002. Byrne was shot dead at the Regency Hotel in 2016.10 Nathan Foley who acted as a spotter on the day Daithi David Douglas was - photo 1110. Nathan Foley, who acted as a spotter on the day Daithi (David) Douglas was murdered in 2016.11 A senior Kinahan cartel associate Sean McGovern He is now based in - photo 1211. A senior Kinahan cartel associate, Sean McGovern. He is now based in Dubai.12 A Kinahan cartel member Liam Byrne on a rare visit to Dublin in 201713 - photo 1312. A Kinahan cartel member, Liam Byrne, on a rare visit to Dublin in 2017.13 A studio photograph of the brothers Christopher left and Daniel Kinahan - photo 1413. A studio photograph of the brothers Christopher (left) and Daniel Kinahan in Dubai.14 Happier times the veteran criminal Gerry The Monk Hutch second from left - photo 1514. Happier times: the veteran criminal Gerry The Monk Hutch (second from left) enjoying a night out with James Jaws Byrne (left) and Sadie Byrne, parents of David and Liam Byrne.15 Taking aim Thompson having fun during his time in Amsterdam in 201016 - photo 1615. Taking aim. Thompson having fun during his time in Amsterdam in 2010.16 Thompson and Vicky Dempsey enjoying the sun in southern Spain in 200817 - photo 1716. Thompson and Vicky Dempsey enjoying the sun in southern Spain in 2008.17 Thompson chilling out on a trip to Spain also in 200818 August 2002 - photo 1817. Thompson chilling out on a trip to Spain, also in 2008.18 August 2002 Thompson accompanied to court by garda after being charged - photo 1918. August 2002: Thompson accompanied to court by garda after being charged with assault.19 Garda escort Thompson to a plane ahead of his extradition to Spain under - photo 2019. Garda escort Thompson to a plane ahead of his extradition to Spain under Operation Shovel.20 A CCTV image of Thompson in Morrisseys pub on Cork Street moments before he - photo 2120. A CCTV image of Thompson in Morrisseys pub on Cork Street moments before he attacked an innocent man.21 Thompson is brought back from Amsterdam to stand trial for violent disorder - photo 2221. Thompson is brought back from Amsterdam to stand trial for violent disorder in May 2014 by Detective Garda Seamus ODonovan and then Sergeant Paul Murphy. Both officers would later play a role in the Daithi (David) Douglas investigation.22 A slimmed-down Thompson with family members after his release from prison - photo 2322. A slimmed-down Thompson with family members after his release from prison in 2015 for the attack in Morrisseys pub. They are (left to right) his brother Richie and sister Lisa Jane.23 Now wearing designer threads to go with his sleeker figure Thompson in - photo 2423. Now wearing designer threads to go with his sleeker figure, Thompson in Dublin in April 2016.24 The fake driving licence Thompson was using during the Kinahan and Hutch - photo 2524. The fake driving licence Thompson was using during the Kinahan and Hutch feud in 2016.25 The bogus passport Thompson was using when he was caught by police in - photo 2625. The bogus passport Thompson was using when he was caught by police in Holland in 2014.26 A CCTV image of a gunman at the Regency Hotel seconds after the murder of - photo 2726. A CCTV image of a gunman at the Regency Hotel seconds after the murder of David Byrne. Byrnes body is obscured by the counter but his feet can be seen protruding.2730 A sequence of CCTV images showing David Byrne running scared at the - photo 28
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