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He denied that he was Stakeknife, the code name of a high-ranking British mole in the Irish Republican Army during the Northern Ireland conflict.

British superspy Freddie Scappaticci survived THREE separate IRA investigations into his double-dealing, the Sunday World has learned.

Double agent Freddie Scappaticci died an incredibly wealthy man who had built up an investment and property portfolio, according to the former British military intelligence officer who outed him as Stakeknife.

IRA enforcer turned British army agent was deeply involved in some of the murkiest chapters of the Troubles

A man said to be the British Army’s top undercover agent within the Provisional IRA, codenamed Stakeknife, has died. Freddie Scappaticci always denied that he was Stakeknife, a double agent who worked within the IRA’s notorious “nutting squad” identifying and interrogating suspected informers during

Families of victims dismayed at lack of accountability after death of ‘Stakeknife’

Freddie Scappaticci was part of Britain’s brutal war in Northern Ireland. For all their talk of helping peace, the British both caused the war and prolonged it.

Operation Kenova lead spoke of perpetrators and victims dying of old age, British agent who exposed the scandal believes that is exactly what certain state elements want to happen.   

After being outed as informer ‘Stakeknife’, he escaped the punishment many before him suffered

He always denied being a mole and an investigation into the allegations and his activities in an IRA ‘nutting squad’ has yet to report