Lord Mountbatten Child Abuse Case: The allegations were made by former Kincora resident Arthur Smyth who gave up his right to secrecy in order to make the ...
If these accusations are confirmed, Arthur Smyth would be the fourth person to come formed and accuse Lord Mountbatten. William McGrath, Joseph Mains and Raymond Semple are said to be at the centre of the scandal. He then served as the first Governor-General of India until June 1978. Lord Mountbatten- or often called “Uncle Dickie” in the royal family is set to be a close mentor to King Charles III. Read more: King Charles III’s great-uncle Lord Mountbatten has been accused of molesting an 11-year-old boy at a children’s home in the 1970s.
Arthur Smyth, who was a resident at the notorious Kincora home in Belfast, has waived his anonymity to make the claim.
It closed in October 1980 after a sex abuse scandal. “He wants the facts finally to emerge about his abuse generally and specific allegations about two separate incidents implicating the now deceased royal. Arthur Smyth, a former resident of the Kincora home, has waived his anonymity to make the allegations against the earl, a great uncle of Britain's King Charles.
A man who claims Lord Louis Mountbatten abused him at a notorious Belfast children's home has formally launched legal action against state institutions in ...
"He wants the facts finally to emerge about his abuse generally and specific allegations about two separate incidents implicating the now deceased royal." "In doing this he wants to expose what, until now, have been suspicions and rumours about one of his alleged abusers, the late Lord Louis Mountbatten. A man who claims Lord Louis Mountbatten abused him at a notorious Belfast children's home has formally launched legal action against state institutions in Northern Ireland.
Lawyers representing Arthur Smyth lodged a writ of summons at the High Court as part of a case in which he alleges that the late earl molested him twice during ...
"There is no better forum to expose injustice than the courts, and particularly a Belfast court. The home, which closed in 1980, was at the centre of a major sex abuse scandal. Wider proceedings brought by the plaintiff relate to periods he spent as a child at three different facilities in Belfast, including Kincora in the east of the city.
State institutions in Northern Ireland are facing legal action from a man claiming a breach of care while at a notorious boys' home. | UTV News.
Wider proceedings brought by the plaintiff relate to periods he spent as a child at three different facilities in Belfast, including Kincora in the east of the city. Solicitor Kevin Winters said: “In issuing this action today Arthur Smyth has now put down a marker and taken the next important step in his battle to get justice over the horrific abuse suffered by him when he was a child. [Kincora ](/news/topic/kincora)home for boys, is suing the Department of Health, the Secretary of State, the Police Service of Northern Ireland, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust and the Business Services Organisation.
Arthur Smyth alleges the late earl molested him twice in the 1970s while he lived at Kincora Boys' Home. Lawyers representing Mr Smyth, lodged a writ of summons ...
The home, which closed in 1980, was at the centre of a major sex abuse scandal. Wider proceedings brought by the plaintiff relate to periods he spent as a child at three different facilities in Belfast, including Kincora in the east of the city. Lord Mountbatten is not referred to in the writ, but details of the alleged abuse will be set out in a finalised statement of claim to be served later.
Lord Mountbatten, often known as 'Uncle Dickie' in Royal circles, was a close mentor to Prince Charles.