Who Killed Tommy Stevenson in MobLand?
Mobsters DailyEddie Harrigan killed Tommy Stevenson — he stabbed the rival boss's son dozens of times after a night out together, then paid club owner Valjon to dispose of the body, while grandmother Maeve quietly steered him toward it.
The night that started a war
Tommy, son of rival boss Richie Stevenson, went drinking with Eddie Harrigan, the grandson who started a war, and never came home. Eddie denied everything. Fixer Harry Da Souza beat the truth out of Valjon: Eddie had stabbed Tommy fifty to sixty times and paid Valjon to cut up and hide it.
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Who ordered the night?
The knife was Eddie's, but the hand behind it belonged to Maeve Harrigan, the real power in the family. When a shaken Eddie asked if they had made a mistake, Maeve smiled that they had everyone exactly where they wanted them. Harry then forced Valjon's false confession to Richie — a cover-up that only delayed the war.
Frequently asked questions
Did Valjon kill Tommy Stevenson? No. He disposed of the body and later confessed under Harry's pressure to protect his family.
How did Tommy Stevenson die? Eddie Harrigan stabbed him dozens of times after the two had been out drinking together.
Did Richie Stevenson learn the truth? Yes — he eventually learned Eddie, not Valjon, was the killer, and the war escalated from there.
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