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About: Bobby Mathieson (UVF member)     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Bobby Mathieson is a former member of the Ulster Volunteer Force, notable for his subsequent embrace of Evangelical Christianity and art. Sentenced to life imprisonment for his part in the murder of a Catholic civilian, an employee at a garage named John Gerald O'Neill, Mathieson survived a suicide attempt brought on by feelings of guilt. Mathieson was eighteen years old when he joined the UVF, and twenty-two at the time of his sentencing to life imprisonment. Part of Mathieson's time in jail was spent at the infamous Maze prison. Mathieson has stated that his decision to join the East Belfast section of the UVF was not motivated by hatred of Catholics and that some members of his family are Catholic. He was released in 1996. Mathieson's time in prison amounted to 14 years in total. The ga