NORTHERN IRELAND
BBC News
A retired RUC detective has told the Historical Institutional Abuse Inquiry that when he started looking into events at Kincora Boys Home, the then Chief Constable Sir Jack Hermon told him to leave “no stone unturned”.
Former Detective Chief Superintendent George Caskey was giving evidence at the ongoing hearing in Banbridge.
He led the Kincora Inquiries from 1980-1985.
Six people were imprisoned for sexual abuse as a result of his team’s work.
Joseph Mains, Raymond Semple and William McGrath were jailed for abusing boys at Kincora.
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