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Alfredo Scappaticci (12
January 1946 –
April 2023) was an
Irish IRA
member named in the
Kenova report as a
British Intelligence mole with the codename...
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Freddie Scappaticci led the IRA
Internal Security Unit, also
known as the
Nutting Squad, that had
killed around thirty people while Scappaticci was involved...
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Ingram re****erted his
claim that a
senior IRA
member named Freddie Scappaticci, who once
headed its
Internal Security Unit, was the
British government's...
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Freddie Scappaticci Joseph Fenton John Joe
McGee Murders of
Catherine and
Gerard ****n
Murder of
Thomas Oliver "Army's IRA spy
Freddie Scappaticci admitted...
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Giovanni Scappaticci (born 10
September 1987) is a
former Italian footballer.
Scappaticci was a
youth product of Pescara. He made his
Serie B
debut during...
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believed to have
directed a
member of the
Internal Security Unit,
Freddie Scappaticci, and
three other men, to the ****ns.
Abducted in August, interrogated...
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Agent Alfredo 'Freddie'
Scappaticci (codenamed 'Stakeknife') was
debriefed at the base when his
cover was blown.
Scappaticci had been
working for the...
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There is a
debate as to
whether this
agent was IRA
member Freddie Scappaticci or another, as of yet unidentified, IRA member. It is
believed that "Stakeknife"...
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British Army
agent Brian Nelson to
divert the UDA from
targeting Freddie Scappaticci. On 9
October 1987, Notarantonio, a 66-year-old who had been interned...
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Retrieved 7
January 2025. Ware, John (15
April 2017). "How, and why, did
Scappaticci survive the IRA's wrath?". The
Irish Times.
Retrieved 7
January 2025...
