‘We are real people with real lives’: Jeffrey Donaldson victims speak publicly for first time

As reported by Belfast Telegraph · Updated 15 Oct, 18:13 · Archive

In emotional first interviews, the two women revealed how they overheard strangers discussing their abuse in hairdressers and coffee shops, while one described how becoming a mother prompted her to finally come forward and question why nobody had protected her as a child.

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‘I’ve told my truth… my voice was heard’ Jeffrey Donaldson victims speak out for first timeIn emotional first interviews, the two women revealed how they overheard strangers discussing their abuse in hairdressers and coffee shops, while one described how becoming a mother prompted her to finally come forward and question why nobody had protected her as a childBelfast Telegraph · 15 Oct, 18:13
‘I’ve told my truth… my voice was heard’ Jeffrey Donaldson’s victims speak out for first timeIn emotional first interviews, the two women reveal how they overheard strangers discussing their abuse in hairdressers and coffee shops, while one described how becoming a mother prompted her to finally come forward and question why nobody had protected her as a childBelfast Telegraph · 15 Oct, 18:13
‘We are real people with real lives’: Jeffrey Donaldson victims speak publicly for first timeIn emotional first interviews, the two women revealed how they overheard strangers discussing their abuse in hairdressers and coffee shops, while one described how becoming a mother prompted her to finally come forward and question why nobody had protected her as a child.Belfast Telegraph · 15 Oct, 13:40
Jeffrey Donaldon’s victims speak publicly for first time: ‘I became a mum and something changed’In emotional first interviews, the two women revealed how they overheard strangers discussing their abuse in hairdressers and coffee shops, while one described how becoming a mother prompted her to finally come forward and question why nobody had protected her as a child.Belfast Telegraph · 15 Oct, 13:40