The Omagh bombing: some remaining questions - Northern Ireland Affairs Committee Contents


Letter to the Clerk of the Committee from Kevin Fulton

  With reference to the evidence given to the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee by Norman Baxter on 11 November 2009 concerning the Omagh bombing, I wish to inform the Committee that Mr Baxter made some serious and untrue allegations about myself, and I am writing to put the record straight.

  As my solicitor can confirm:

    1. I did not make a statement through him or otherwise admitting that I mislead the police Ombudsman's investigators in my information about the Omagh bombing.

    2. I did not make a statement through him or otherwise admitting that the information I gave about the Omagh bombing was "factually incorrect".

    3. I did not make a statement through him or otherwise admitting that I lied about the information I gave about the Omagh bombing.

  In fact, the police never questioned me about the Omagh bombing.

  I should be grateful if you would circulate this letter to the Committee. I should also be grateful if the Committee would agree to include this letter in the record of their proceedings.

  It is, of course, a matter for the Committee, but they may wish to consider what it is proper to retain on the record of Mr Baxter's evidence to them, as I am sure that they would not want to include an untruthful account in their records. The Committee may also want to consider recalling Mr Baxter so these matters can be put to him.

  Thank you in anticipation of your kind assistance in this matter.

20 November 2009






 
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