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“It is still mysterious as to why so few people were invited to speak to the investigation committee. It wasn’t advertised, there was nothing on the website of the commission, whenever anyone attempted to talk to the commission they were automatically diverted to the confidential committee. That is one of the questions that needs to be cleared up by the commissioners or some spokesperson on their behalf if they don’t wish to speak. These are serious questions that need to be answered” Ms Crowe said on Wednesday. Testimony She also highlighted the case of survivor Caroline O’Connor who gave evidence to the confidential committee and both recorded her testimony and prepared a detailed written statement. When comparing what she said to the committee and what appeared in the final report there were a number of errors. Ms Crowe said it was an insult to survivors to discover “what they said has been so reduced… and in some cases invented.”

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