A picture of Ciaran Goggins wearing a t-shirt with an image of Ched Evans and the words '100 per cent innocent' appeared on the Justice for Ched site A 'true friend' of Ched Evans who has worked 'closely' with the campaign to clear his name has made abusive comments about his victim and posted a link to the website that named her. Ciaran Goggins made derogatory comments and allegations about the convicted rapist's victim, describing her as a 'false rape accuser' who was unhappy as she did not get a 'big win' and a pink MINI. He was arrested after tweeting a link to the website which named the disgraced footballer's victim – despite the fact that she is legally entitled to lifelong anonymity.
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Ciaran Goggins made abusive comments about Ched Evans's victim
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He described her as a 'false rape accuser' who was unhappy with result
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Twitter troll also posted a link to the website that illegally named her
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Picture of him has now been removed from Justice for Ched site
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Goggins was one of 19 people arrested and questioned by police on suspicion of naming Evans's victim on social media
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Disgraced former footballer has condemned the actions of online abusers
The website itself,  has set out a partial account of @placeholder’s trial, is currently under investigation by the Attorney General, whose office is considering whether it is in contempt of court.