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Stakeknife’s handlers gave him ‘sick pills to avoid taking part in informer’s murder’, reveals new book

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Freddie Scappaticci’s handlers gave him ‘sick pills’ that he could swallow to make him vomit uncontrollably if he wanted to avoid taking part in the murder of an informer, according to a new book.

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Stakeknife’s handlers gave him ‘sick pills to avoid taking part in informer’s murder’, reveals new book

1 month ago·Belfast, United Kingdom

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