New CCTV Footage Released On Fourth Anniversary Of Murder

The PSNI have released CCTV footage which shows the car believed to have been used by the gunmen who fatally shot a pizza delivery driver in west Belfast four years ago.

Kieran McManus, 26, was shot near Kennedy Way in March 2013.

The father-of-one died after being shot outside a Domino's pizza outlet at the DC Enterprise Centre.

The footage shows the maroon coloured Vauxhall Astra car reversing a short distance in the Centre's car park into a lane at the side of Carpetland. It remains in this location for approximately 25 minutes while the gunmen wait until Mr McManus approaches his silver Volkswagen Passat car parked outside Domino's to make a delivery.

He was shot by a man who got out of the Astra at 11.20pm on 30 March 2013. The car was abandoned and burnt out in Denewood Park off the Andersonstown Road shortly after the murder.

Mr McManus died in hospital a short time after the attack.

Senior Investigating Officer Detective Chief Inspector Justyn Galloway said: "Four years on from this callous murder and Kieran's family are still suffering intolerable grief. They deserve to see the person or people responsible brought before the courts.

"The police investigation continues and today we are releasing previously unseen CCTV footage of the car the gunman and his accomplices were in as they lay in wait for Kieran who at the time of his murder was working as a delivery driver.

"The footage shows the maroon Astra reversing for a distance along the carpark into a lane beside Carpetland. This laneway is rarely used and the attackers parked here cold-heartedly waiting for Kieran. I appreciate the CCTV images are of poor quality but I am hoping that seeing the car reversing into the alleyway will jog the memories of anyone in the carpark that night or anyone who witnessed it parked in the lane.

"It also shows the gunmen pulling up behind Kieran's car and shooting him at close range before driving off. The Astra car was abandoned and burnt out in Denewood Park off the Andersonstown Road shortly after the murder. The registration plates had been removed before the vehicle was set on fire.

"We have a clear picture of what happened to Kieran but we need to know about the movements of the car prior to the shooting, who was in it and where it was kept in the days leading up to the murder.

"We also know that the Astra was stolen from Banbridge Leisure Centre on September 24, 2012.

"Detectives are also keen to hear from anyone who saw any other vehicles in Denewood Park or in nearby St Meryl Park that Saturday night between 11pm and midnight.

"We would like to speak to anyone who has any information that may assist the investigation into Kieran’s murder. We have had a number of people who have come forward over the last four years to assist us with our enquiries, but we know there are other people in the community with information who have not yet contacted police and I would appeal to those people in particular to come forward and to speak to us. You could hold the key to bringing those responsible to justice and I would ask you to think about Kieran and his family and the pain and suffering they continue to live with."