Donaldson trial hears pastor say it was 'obvious' who alleged abuser was

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Pastor Stephen Matthews testifies in Sir Jeffrey Donaldson's sex abuse trial, recounting a 1990s conversation with Complainant B, who alleged sexual abuse by someone rising through the Official Unionist Party, implying it was 'obvious' the abuser was Sir Jeffrey Donaldson.

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