Killers used tracking device to find victims of Tesco double hit - City News, National News - Herald.ie: "HITMEN used a military-spec tracking device to locate two innocent men shot dead at a Tesco filling station.
The hi-tech device was discovered by officers from the Garda Technical Bureau fixed to the underside of the Toyota Avensis car driven by cousins Glen Murphy (19) and Mark Noonan (23) on the night they were murdered.
The pair were shot dead in the forecourt of a Tesco filling station at Clearwater, Finglas, on November 23 last. It's believed they were murdered in a case of mistaken identity.
Detectives who examined the men's car after the shooting found a tracking device concealed in the rear of the vehicle. They believe it had been planted there on behalf of a major Dublin criminal, who had ordered a hit.
However, gardai are examining the possibility that the wrong car was selected for the trace and that the cousins were innocent victims. A man who is suspected of being the actual target of the attack has fled the country in fear."
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