Police quiz IRA informer 'linked to Stakeknife'

An IRA informer who claimed he was threatened by the alleged British agent codenamed Stakeknife was questioned today by the team of British detectives investigating collusion allegations in Northern Ireland.

Police quiz IRA informer 'linked to Stakeknife'
Wed, 21 May, 2003 - 19:59

An IRA informer who claimed he was threatened by the alleged British agent codenamed Stakeknife was questioned today by the team of British detectives investigating collusion allegations in Northern Ireland.

The man known as Kevin Fulton spent an hour with officers belonging to the squad headed by Metropolitan Police Commissioner John Stevens.

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