Five victims from the Kincora Boys’ Home claimed to have been raped by Louis Mountbatten in 1977

Chris Moore, the journalist who wrote the book about Northern Ireland’s Kincora Boys’ Home, published last year, wrote that five victims of the said home told him that Louis Mountbatten raped them during one of his visits to Northern Ireland in 1977. Louis Mountbatten also met with the head of home, William Worthington McGrath, during Belfast Unionist meetings, but McGrath was also a pedophile who raped boys at the home and was convicted of child-rape in 1981.

Kincora Boys’ Home was closed down in 1980, shortly after Louis Mountbatten was assassinated by the IRA in 1979. Chris Moore argues that government investigations on Kincora Boys’ Home, including British secret service files, have been classified specifically to cover up for Louis Mountbatten. The files are scheduled for release in series, in 2065 and 2085.

Another victim of the Kincora Boys’ Home claims that he was trafficked out of the home to London and raped by various senior politicians at Elm Guest House.

You can watch the full interview with Chris Moore here. The part about Louis Mountbatten starts at around 9.30.

Louis Mountbatten also visited Malta specifically to have sex with young boys at two establishments, one in Rabat and another one in Għargħur.

Mark Camilleri

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