Abuse survivor Fiona Doyle has revealed her fear that she won’t be told when her evil father finally dies.
And Fiona now says she fears there are people out there who are close to the monster, who will try and keep his death and funeral a secret from her. “This whole experience, from the very beginning to the very end is therapeutic. It might not seem that way to other people," she said. “[The justice system] is still letting me down. I’m in the process now of taking a case against the guards and the HSE because I need people held accountable for letting me down and not doing their job.The High Court case has not yet been scheduled. However, in defence papers seen by the Irish Mirror, An Garda Siochana claims it conducted “extensive searches for any records of a complaint of sexual abuse” made to them by Fiona in the 1990s - and found none.
“I remember there was a lot of arguments around his health and could the prison cope with his issues. I remember thinking his health wasn't an issue when he was sexually abusing me,” she said.