The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) has displayed no interest in Lord Louis Mountbatten’s links to the Anglo-Irish Vice Ring. Its members preyed upon Kincora Boys’ Home and other child care institutions in Northern Ireland. The IICSA has also ignored a mountain of evidence relating to the abuse of boys by British VIPs including senior figures at Westminster such as Enoch Powell, Sir James Molyneaux, Sir Knox Cunningham and others.
The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) has displayed no interest in Lord Louis Mountbatten’s links to the Anglo-Irish Vice Ring. Its members preyed upon Kincora Boys’ Home and other child care institutions in Northern Ireland.
The IICSA has also ignored a mountain of evidence relating to the abuse of boys by British VIPs including senior figures at Westminter such as Enoch Powell, Sir James Molyneaux, Sir Knox Cunningham and others.
Professor Alexis Jay of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse which was set up to investigate child sex abuse by VIPs and has ignored the evidence about the Anglo-Irish Vice Ring of which Mountbatten was a member.
A detailed account of Mountbatten’s criminal abuse of children was published by a Melbourne newspaper in 1987. It was based on disclosures made by one of Mountbatten’s former Naval subordinates.
The Norman Nield Interview, 1987
On 8 September 1987 Ian Dougall reported a litany of secrets about Mountbatten in a Melbourne newspaper under the title: ‘Mountbatten: The war hero who preyed on boys’. The rest of this article reproduces what Norman Nield told Dougall. Nield was Mountbatten’s driver.
Dougall’s article reads as follows:
The Queen’s uncle, Lord Louis Mountbatten, was a “boy lover” who dressed his young victims in baby clothing before sexually molesting them.
This is the sensational claim made by a former naval rating who was the admiral’s personal driver during ⁷World War II.
He claims the much-respected war hero and member of the Royal Family was a “sexual deviate” who preyed on young boys to fulfil his bizarre sexual fantasies.
Prince Charles’ favourite “Uncle Dickie” – murdered at age 79 by the IRA in 1979 – used his power and position to abuse his victims – boys aged between 8 and 12 – according to Hanmer Springs motel owner Norman Nield who worked for Mountbatten in 1942-43.
Then a naval rating, Nield said he was ordered to take young boys who had been procured for the admiral to his official residence in Lord Mountbatten’s Humber car.
Silence
Nield, 65, claims the admiral, who his close staff referred to as L.L., paid him five pounds a week to reward his silence and discretion.
A princely sum for a humble rating then on pay of 3s 6d – 36 cents a day.
Lord Mountbatten used brandy and lemonade to help seduce his young victims, Nield claims.
“On several occasions I had to take it to him in his room at the house when he was with a boy,” he said.
He also claims he saw Lord Mountbatten in bed with a prostitute and two teenage girls who tried unsuccessfully to seduce him for more than an hour.
“L.L. at first went into his bedroom with the two young girls. They were 17 and 18,” Nield said.
“They soon discovered he wasn’t interested in sex. Barbara Harris, a prostitute, then went into the bedroom and got into bed with them but also failed to arouse him.
“She declared him unfit for ‘the sandwich treatment.’”
Read More – Mountbatten, the Royal who abused boys aged 8-12. By David Burke. [Article from 16/5/21]
