The father of a man killed and dismembered in Amsterdam has told authorities that two convicted men were not responsible for his son’s death. Kenneth Brunell and Barry McArdle, both serving prison sentences for the 2009 manslaughter of Keith Ennis, are being challenged by Ennis’s father, who claims they had no part in the killing. The father, speaking to Crime World’s Ken Foy, expressed disbelief in the account provided by Philip County, a former drug dealer turned witness. County had previously described how Ennis was killed, but the father now disputes that version of events. The case remains under investigation, with authorities still determining the exact circumstances of Ennis’s death. The family’s claims add complexity to an already controversial case, raising questions about the reliability of witness testimony in criminal trials.