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Woman who was engaged to police spy sues Met over 'psychological torture' (Guardian, link)

18 January 2016

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"Complainant wants apology and list of fake names used by undercover officers, after two-year relationship with man she knew as Carlo Neri. A woman who accepted a marriage proposal from a married undercover police officer has begun legal action against the Metropolitan police, alleging that she suffered “abusive, cold-hearted, psychological torture” from his deception.

The woman, known only as Andrea, had a two-year relationship with the officer, during which time the spy told her that he wanted a baby with her but did not tell her that he already had a wife and child and was an undercover cop."

See the article: Woman who was engaged to police spy sues Met over 'psychological torture' (Guardian, link)

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