The Web of Complicity: James Mitchell's Role in Northern Ireland's Troubles

This chapter investigates the controversial actions of RUC officer alleged to have tipped off an individual related to police raids, and the intricate ties between James Mitchell and various factions involved in violence. It reveals the murky connections between Mitchell, loyalist groups, and British intelligence, delving into specific violent events like the Dublin and Monaghan bombings. Through survivor testimonies and explorations of Mitchell's farmhouse, the narrative uncovers a tangled history of secrecy, complicity, and systemic denial during a turbulent period in Northern Ireland.