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Julie inquiry discovers MI6 link
Julie Ward
Three people have been cleared of Julie Ward's murder
A British police inquiry into the death of photographer Julie Ward found MI6 had been in contact with Kenyan Police within days of her murder.

Miss Ward was murdered in the Masai Mara game reserve in August 1998.

At an inquest in Ipswich, Suffolk, Chief Sup Terry Hackett of Lincs police carrying out the inquiry, said: "I've visited MI6 and found meeting notes.

"This involved Mr A from MI6 and David Rowe, ex-assistant commissioner of the Kenyan Police, on 22 September 1988."




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