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Hickey

An imperfection in printing, usually resulting from dirt or dust on the printer.

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Hickey was lucky to have a wife who refused to accept the grim prognosis from doctors after he suffered a heart attack in December 1986, when the couple were living in Denver.

`I'M LIVING A SECOND LIFE'

He pointed to the 'closeness' of Mr Hickey to Michael Carroll, who had been the best man at the wedding of the Hickeys.

Mum and son shot in 'medieval-style' war between gangs

Hickey solicitor Susie Labinjoh said: "They are devastated.

Cash fury of jailed innocents

A gunman armed with a Heckler and Koch P7 sub-machine gun blasted little Christian Hickey and his mother Jayne after she had answered a knock on the window of their suburban home.

Boy and mum shot in 'gangland revenge bid'

"The prosecution case is that what happened that night was a plan to kill - in all probability Chris Hickey was the target - but something went wrong."

Boy, 7, and mum shot during 'gangland feud' both blasted on doorstep after answering 'a knock at the window,' court told

The Hickeys were expecting their daughter returning from a swimming lesson when Mrs Hickey answered the door to find Thomasson asking: "Is your husband in?" She replied: "One sec," and went to close the door but a second man appeared from behind her husband's van and opened fire.

Christian has been robbed of a normal childhood... gang members locked up over botched hit

I have Robinson and Vincent Hickey were given life sentences.

Carl Bridgewater

A lawyer for the Hickeys said after the ruling: 'The men are extremely disappointed.

Hickeys outraged at court decision

Thomas Hickey Snr, 72, and 38-year-old Jeremiah Hickey, were found guilty last December of conspiring to defraud the Ministry of Agriculture.

BSE pair's bail denied

WORCESTER Thomas Albert Hickey, 84, of Worcester, died Tuesday, April 8, 2008 at the Jewish Healthcare Center.