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01 March 2003

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My part in the dirty war, Martin Ingram. Guardian 16.4.03. Martin Ingram is a pseudonym for a former soldier who for many years was "a member of a covert army squad, the Force Research Unit" (FRU) which "recruited and ran agents within paramilitary organisations" in Northern Ireland. The FRU is at the centre of an investigation by Metropolitan police commissioner John Stevens into collusion with loyalist paramilitaries, a fact that Ingram confirms.

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