New allegations have come out against Lord Louis Mountbatten, that he abused a boy at a children’s home in Belfast. The Kincora boys home has been linked by several alleged victims and researchers to an elite paedophile ring operating within the British political and royal establishment. It was closed in 1981 after the three men running it were convicted of child sex crimes.
These allegations are weighted by formerly classified reports released by the FBI in 2019 which documented the disturbing reality of the sexual depravity of Mountbatten.
These documents were released shortly before the 40th anniversary of his assassination at the hands of the Provisional IRA and the sickening revelations detail the sordid lifestyle of the British Royal who would frequent gay brothels and had a “perversion for young boys”.
The FBI began compiling the reports on Lord Mountbatten during world war two when the Royal Navy admiral was Supreme Allied Commander in South East Asia.
The second cousin to the late Queen Elizabeth and her late husband’s uncle who was the British Empire’s last Viceroy of India, Lord Mountbatten was one of the most recognisable Royals in public life.
In a biography about gay Labour MP Tom Driberg, who died in 1976, there are details of how his homosexual lifestyle was well known amongst the elite circles of the British establishment.
In the book a onetime boyfriend of Driberg details how Mountbatten had a fetish for “beautiful boys in school uniform”.
Mountbatten was also a close friend and confidant of Jimmy Saville, who was exposed after his death as one of the UK’s most prolific child abusers and sex offenders. Savile remained close friends with the British Royal family, particularly Prince Charles and the political elite of the UK until his death in 2011.
The British establishment has been rocked by revelations and claims in recent years including several witnesses and alleged victims who have accused former Prime Minister Ted Heath, who famously brought the UK into the EU, of being a serial child rapist and murderer.
Mountbatten was killed by a bomb planted on his yacht by the Provisional IRA when he was holidaying in Mullaghmore, Co. Sligo.
Mountbatten’s grandson Nicholas Brabourne (14) and a boy from Fermanagh that was hired to help crew the boat, Paul Maxwell (15) were also killed in the explosion.
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