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MI6 Covered Up Historic Child Sex Abuse Ring Discovered During Surveillance Operation
SOURCE: express.co.uk
By JAMES FIELDING
00:01, Sun, Apr 12, 2015
A FORMER spy has described how a surveillance operation against loyalist terrorists in Northern Ireland uncovered a paedophile ring with links to Westminster.
The ex-intelligence officer said MI6 was ordered to watch the Kincora care home in Belfast in the 1970s because one of its housemasters, William McGrath, was the leader of paramilitary group Tara.
Spies witnessed terror-related arms deals but also found evidence of an international paedophile gang trafficking victims to Brighton, London, Amsterdam and Vienna. Our source, who was involved in the operation but has asked to remain anonymous, said the intelligence services did not act on the abuse because it could have blown their cover and because they could not afford to “tread on the toes” of the Royal Ulster Constabulary.
He said: “Certainly there was abuse inside Kincora but most of the boys were sent to various hotels around the province to be abused. "Some were taken to Brighton and London and then further afield, as far as Holland and even Vienna.” He said he was visited by MP Humphry Berkeley and author Robin Bryans who told him paedophile parties were taking place in the south of England. Loyalist paramilitary William McGrath was jailed in 1981 for abuse. He said: “Both said exactly the same thing, that boys from Northern Ireland had ended up in Brighton as well as London.” […]
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MI6 Covered Up Historic Child Sex Abuse Ring Discovered During Surveillance Operation
SOURCE: express.co.uk
By JAMES FIELDING
00:01, Sun, Apr 12, 2015
A FORMER spy has described how a surveillance operation against loyalist terrorists in Northern Ireland uncovered a paedophile ring with links to Westminster.
The ex-intelligence officer said MI6 was ordered to watch the Kincora care home in Belfast in the 1970s because one of its housemasters, William McGrath, was the leader of paramilitary group Tara.
Spies witnessed terror-related arms deals but also found evidence of an international paedophile gang trafficking victims to Brighton, London, Amsterdam and Vienna. Our source, who was involved in the operation but has asked to remain anonymous, said the intelligence services did not act on the abuse because it could have blown their cover and because they could not afford to “tread on the toes” of the Royal Ulster Constabulary.
He said: “Certainly there was abuse inside Kincora but most of the boys were sent to various hotels around the province to be abused. "Some were taken to Brighton and London and then further afield, as far as Holland and even Vienna.” He said he was visited by MP Humphry Berkeley and author Robin Bryans who told him paedophile parties were taking place in the south of England. Loyalist paramilitary William McGrath was jailed in 1981 for abuse. He said: “Both said exactly the same thing, that boys from Northern Ireland had ended up in Brighton as well as London.” […]
READ MORE: Child sex abuse ring kept secret by British spies UK News Daily Express
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