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Deep Deception: The Story of the Spycop Network by the Women Who Uncovered the Shocking Truth Alison, Belinda, Helen Steel, Lisa, Naomi

Ebury Press, pp.400, 20

In 2010, Mark Kennedy, a tattooed social justice warrior, was exposed as an undercover police officer. In this guise he infiltrated climate change activist groups and in the meantime formed a number of sexual relationships with fellow activists. Kennedy manipulated and deceived several women, including ‘Lisa’, with whom he formed a particularly close bond, while his wife and children were left in the dark about his exploits.

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