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Evidences list
Yvonne Lawrie Radzevicius Witness Statement
This document is the witness statement provided by witness Yvonne Lawrie Radzevicius to the Inquiry. The evidence was heard at an Inquiry Hearing on 23 January 2019 during the Phase 3 Investigations into Residential Child Care Establishments run by non-religious and voluntary organisations.
Witness Statement of Tom Shaw
This document is the witness statement provided by witness Tom Shaw to the Inquiry. The evidence was heard at an Inquiry Hearing on 22 January 2019 during the Phase 3 Investigations into Residential Child Care Establishments run by non-religious and voluntary organisations.
Day 114 Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry
Evidence was heard from witness (Maryanne) LYF.
(Maryanne) LYF Witness Statement
This document is the witness statement provided by anonymous witness (Maryanne) LYF to the Inquiry. The evidence was heard at an Inquiry Hearing on 21 January 2019 during the Phase 3 Investigations into Residential Child Care Establishments run by non-religious and voluntary organisations.
Day 112 Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry
Evidence was heard from witnesses Kate Roach and David Beard.
Day 111 Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry
Evidence was heard from witness Sir Roger Singleton.
Day 110 Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry
Evidence was heard from witness Professor Lynn Abrams.