Recruitment drive indicates sexual abuse inquiry remains active and is said to be fraction of plan to examine former PM’s archive Detectives investigating allegations of sexual abuse against the late former prime minister Edward Heath are recruiting additional investigators in a sign that the criticised inquiry remains active.
Wiltshire police,which is supervising all investigations launched across the country into sexual abuse allegations against Heath, last month advertised for a number of staff investigators to assist the inquiry for at least 12 months, and possibly up to two years. Related: Child abuse claims: why due process and a objective hearing matter Related: Sir Edward Heath abuse claims highly unlikely,says former aide Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com