Chilling footage shows a gangland suspect who was killed yesterday roaming the murder scene of Sean Little last week.
Virgin Media News' video shows Hamid Sanambar, who was shot dead in Coolock, north Dublin on Tuesday, at the scene in Balbriggan on May 22.
The Iranian, wearing a black cap and black jacket, has his hands in his pockets as he walks past a Garda squad car in the footage.
41-year-old Hamid was a friend of Little, whose remains were discovered beside a burning car at Rowans Little, Walshestown on the night of May 21.
His body was removed from the scene the following afternoon - during which the above footage was taken.
It is understood that Mr Little was shot once in the head and once in the chest.
The Irish Mirror reported last week that a large group of hooded men had arrived at the scene in north Dublin and remonstrated with gardai and shouted abuse at journalists.
At one point a man in a car threw a soft drink at members of the media.
Gardai took the men’s details before they left the area.
Hamid was shot dead yesterday at the Little family home.
He was standing in the garden of the house on Kilbarron Avenue in Dublin’s Coolock when he was struck in the head by a hail of bullets.
A three-man, masked gang was behind the latest brutal execution in the capital.
Sources said that one theory for the hit is that he was targeted because of his suspected involvement in the murder of Jordan Davis – Little’s pal, who was killed the day after him last week.
Sanambar had multiple tear drops tattooed into his face just below his right eye – that is traditionally a marker in gangland that he has killed before.
It is believed that he has convictions for attacking women working in a brothel in the past.
