The Rise And Fall Of Kinahan cartel h!tman Alan ' THE MADMAN' Wilson.

On the 6th of January 2008, a fifteen-year-old girl named Marioara Rostas disappeared from a busy Dublin street corner. It took four years for her remains to be found. It took even longer for anyone outside her family to say her name with the urgency it deserved. This is the story of Alan Wilson planner, fixer, and one of the most carefully composed figures to emerge from Dublin's organised crime world his connections to the Kinahan cartel, and the single recorded conversation that undid thirty years of calculated silence. It is also the story of what happens when institutions decide, quietly and without announcement, that some missing children can wait. In this video: — The disappearance and murder of Marioara Rostas — Alan Wilson, his family, and the Ballyfermot criminal network — The Fairview Strand shooting and the conspiracy plea — The prison recording that changed everything — The Kinahan cartel, a €100,000 contract, and the letter Wilson wrote from Mountjoy All information in this video is drawn from court proceedings, published Garda intelligence assessments, and on-record reporting. Alan Wilson was acquitted of the murder of Marioara Rostas. An acquittal is not a declaration of innocence but it is the legal record, and it is presented as such here. 🔔 Subscribe for full-length investigations into cases that deserve more than a headline. #TrueCrime #IrishCrime #KinahanCartel #AlanWilson #MariaoraRostas #DublinCrime #OrganisedCrime #TrueCrimeIreland #Ballyfermot #ColdCase #MissingPersons #Gardai #CriminalJustice #TrueCrimeDocumentary #UnsolvedCrime