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Evidences list
Day 45 Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry
Closing Submissions for the Phase 2 case study.
Day 44 Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry
Evidence was heard from witnesses Sister Eileen Glancy and Sister Ellen Flynn.
Day 43 Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry
Evidence was heard from witnesses Leon Carberry, (Mary Ann) AHM, (Ann) IAG and the read in evidence of witness (Ann) AGH.
Leon Carberry - Witness Statement
This document is the witness statement provided by witness Leon Carberry to the Inquiry. The evidence was heard at an Inquiry Hearing on 23 January 2018 during the Phase 2 Investigations into Care Homes run by Catholic Orders.
(Ann) IAG Witness Statement
This document is the witness statement provided by anonymous witness (Ann) IAG to the Inquiry. The evidence was heard at an Inquiry Hearing on 23 January 2018 during the Phase 2 Investigations into Care Homes run by Catholic Orders.
(Mary Ann) AHM Witness Statement
This document is the witness statement provided by anonymous witness (Mary Ann) AHM to the Inquiry. The evidence was heard at an Inquiry Hearing on 23 January 2018 during the Phase 2 Investigations into Care Homes run by Catholic Orders.
(Ann) AGH Witness Statement
This document is the witness statement provided by anonymous witness (Ann) AGH to the Inquiry. The evidence was read in at an Inquiry Hearing on 23 January 2018 during the Phase 2 Investigations into Care Homes run by Catholic Orders.
Day 42 Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry
Evidence was heard from witnesses Sister Maria Lanigan, Bernard Traynor, (Sister Margaret) AGD, and (Sister Esther) HCE.
Bernard Traynor Self-Prepared Witness Statement
This document is the self-prepared witness statement provided by witness Bernard Traynor to the Inquiry. The evidence was heard at an Inquiry Hearing on 19 January 2018 during the Phase 2 Investigations into Care Homes run by Catholic Orders.