Silence of Kincora victims bought with out-of-court gagging order payments
Jul 25, 2014, 09:06 AM
Yet more revelations about the Kincora Boys Home sex abuse scandal have been making the news today. The Irish News reveals that out-of-court gagging order payments were made to victims to buy their silence. And in another exclusive, they tell how Stephen Waring, a 16-year-old who was abused in Kincora before running away to England, took his life by jumping off a ferry when the police tried to send him back. Lisa talks to the reporter who broke those stories, Allison Morris from the Irish News, Margaret McGuckin is from the victims group Savia and Patrick Corrigan from Amnesty International.