Police investigating the murder of west Belfast loyalist Alan McCullough have issued a new appeal for information today.
Mr McCullough (21) returned from exile in England last May after apparently negotiating to have the death sentence against him lifted. He fled to England during the internal feud in the UDA.
The UFF claimed responsibility for the killing, linking him to the murder of UDA leader John Gregg and the killing of Protestant man Jonathan Stewart on the Shankhill Road just before Christmas.
Mr McCullough was abducted and killed last month before being dumped in a shallow grave on the outskirts of north Belfast in June.
Police said today they wanted to trace the movements of the car McCullough was seen getting into after leaving his home on May 20th. The car is a blue Mitsubishi, registration number FCZ 8213.
A PSNI spokeswoman said the believe the car may have been sold on the same day in the car park of the Busss Club on the Crumlin Road, Belfast.
The think it may have been sold to a man known as "Geordie Mac". He has tight black hair and a scar on his face. He drove an old-style Ford Escort and was accompanied by a woman.