This longtime establishment self server is never in the news much nowadays. He is starting to get some very embarrassing attention on the McGurks bar website.This is part of a letter addressed this creep.
"Mr Taylor has had several opportunities to correct the inaccurate statements he made. Eye witnesses' statements were made within days of the explosion, the full forensic report was made available to the RUC in February 1972, further evidence was given at the official inquest in June 1972, and Robert Campbell, UVF, made a confession in 1977. All golden opportunities for Mr Taylor to make an apology to the families of the victims. But from Mr Taylor, silence.
It wasn’t until Michael Connarty MP, criticised him in the House of Commons' recent debate on the Historical Enquiries Team (HET), that he reacted. Now he seeks to blame some civil servant for giving him the information at the time. What a pathetic excuse for not apologising and saying ‘Sorry’ to the families of the victims. He claims he will make a statement to remove the pain and distress. I would suggest the families will see it as a reflection of the character of Mr. Taylor - HOLLOW!
Tommy McCready, husband of Margaret (née Smyth)."
I am sure John Taylor will seek to blame more than a few civil servants as the heat rises on this particular subject.
"I love to see them squirm"--Bobby Fischer
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