The village of Donagh must be one of the strangest places in the whole of the UK. Surely people are wondering why the victims of these characters did not go to the police or the RCC or the well known defenders of the Babylonian community IRA/MI5?
Are there some things about this case which the press are keeping quiet about? Does anyone have a picture of any of this family attending "Republican events?" You can`t help wondering if there was something about this family which frightened a whole village into silence for decades?
Can anyone remember the name of the Psychiatrist who was classed as a "mental health expert" who committed suicide just before he was due to appear in court on paedo-porn charges? It happened just a few months ago, the guy was some sort of "Railway enthusiast." The story was carried in the Sunday Life online paper. There was a "Mental Health Experts" website with him on it but I cannot find it now.
Proverbs 28:5
5 Evil men understand not judgment: but they that seek the LORD understand all things.
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Sam wrote:
“Can anyone remember the name of the Psychiatrist who was classed as a "mental health expert" who committed suicide just before he was due to appear in court on paedo-porn charges? It happened just a few months ago, the guy was some sort of "Railway enthusiast." The story was carried in the Sunday Life online paper. There was a "Mental Health Experts" website with him on it but I cannot find it now.”
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Sam, I think I found what you're looking for here:
Source: Belfast Telegraph
Link: http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/sunday-life/child-porn-suspect-found-dead-14825850.html
Child porn suspect found dead
Sunday, 30 May 2010
A top mental health expert who died last week while facing a string of sordid child porn charges.
Former teacher and steam train fan Irwin Pryce was found dead in Bangor on Thursday.
Pryce had been due to appear in court the day after his death to face more than 30 child porn charges.
The 65-year-old, who taught at a school in north Belfast, had recently retired as one of nine board members of the NI Association for Mental Health (NIAMH).
For the full story, see this week's Sunday Life.
Kindest Regards,
Mrs. O'Leary
mrs;
Thx for your help. I remember reading this but could not remember the guy`s name or the website.
I tried all sorts of combinations on google and could not find it.
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