Hamilton's evil network

Article Abstract:

Thomas Hamilton, who shot dead children at a school in Dunblane, Scotland, and then committed suicide, had been arousing the suspicions of parents and those in authority for many years. He had established a network of clubs for young boys across Scotland, but had managed to keep evading officials. Many complaints were made by parents, but he was always successful in ensuring that action was not taken to prevent him having contact with children.

Child sexual abusers, Hamilton, Thomas

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Massacre in Class P1

Article Abstract:

An attack by gunman Thomas Hamilton on a class of children at a primary school in Dunblane, Scotland, has left 16 children and a teacher dead, with five other children still in a serious condition and six recovering. Hamilton, who committed suicide with his own gun, was already known to the police for his involvement with children. He believed that he was the subject of a vendetta by the police and the Scout Association.

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'The man of whom nightmares are made.' (Thomas Hamilton, who shot children at a school in Dunblane, Scotland)

Article Abstract:

It has been announced that an independent inquiry will be held into the shooting by Thomas Hamilton of 16 pupils and a teacher at a primary school in the Scottish town of Dunblane. It has already been revealed that Hamilton had a long history of showing interest in young boys, and ran a range of clubs for children. Locals believe that he was trying to take revenge on a community which had rejected him.

Murderers

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