‘I knew it was being strangled’

THREE years ago, James Morrison flew from London to testify to the Laffoy Commission.

The officials were courteous but even before last week's resignation of Judge Laffoy, he felt the investigation was getting nowhere.

"Everything seemed to be stretched out and I knew there were people strangling the investigation," he said.

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