Tag: John Stalker

• Shooting to kill? [WebBook]

  

  Author Michael O’Connell has long had an interest in the Stalker affair. He had the opportunity of discussing it at length with John Stalker during a visit the latter made to Nottingham in 1989, after his retirement from the Manchester police. O’Connell had developed his own sources about the killing of the six civilians described in this…

  Covert History Ireland

  22 February 2025

  IRA, MI5, RUC

  Ebook, IRA, John Stalker, mi5, RUC, Sir John Hermon, WebBook

• ‘God’s Cop’ .

  

  Sir James Anderton, the former Chief Constable of Greater Manchester, was the target of a merciless broadside in an article I wrote in Village magazine in 2020. I accused him of being ‘an accessory after the fact to the murder’ of a boy in Northern Ireland. The article – if unfair – begged a defamation…

  Covert History Ireland

  8 May 2022

  MI5, RUC

  John Stalker, mi5, RUC, Sir James Anderton

• From the Vaults:

  

  In the wake of last week’s revelations about the inquiry into former British Prime Minister Ted Heath, Joseph de Búrca looks at a scandal which implicated figures on both sides of the Irish Sea.

  Covert History Ireland

  9 October 2017

  Intelligence Security and Covert Action, Kincora, MI5

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