Derry people relentlessly berate Saoradh on social media
Initially, there was a ferocious backlash on Good Friday when the group called Saoradh published statement in which they said the 29 year-old journalist was "accidentally" killed by a "republican volunteer".
Ms. Kee was reporting on a riot in the Creggan estate when she was shot dead after a masked gunman opened fire on armoured P.S.N.I. vehicles.
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Hide AdJunior McDaid House in Chamberlain Street published a selection of photographs from a Easter wreath laying ceremony which was hosted by Saoradh in Derry's City Cemetery on Monday afternoon.
"You are all a disgrace," wrote one woman.
"A beautiful and talented woman is dead because of you - have you no shame?," she added.
"I can't believe people have decided to stand next to you," said one man.
"The people who took part in the Easter Rising would be ashamed of these people - Derry does not want you," added another.
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Hide AdThe P.S.N.I. has launched a murder investigation into the death of Ms. McKee and they are also treating it as a terrorist incident.
Social media giant, Twitter, suspended an account linked to Saoradh on Wednesday morning.