Was girl soldier's death covered up because she was raped on orders of Army top brass?

THE death of a teenage soldier at a notorious army barracks where three other youngsters also died may have been covered up by the establishment because she was raped on the orders of her officers, it was claimed today.

          

 

Private Cheryl James died at the notorious Deepcut barracks

Police and army officials have conspired to keep the truth about the supposed suicide of 18-year-old Cheryl James from ever coming to light according to her family, who have fought a 20-year battle for justice.

But new evidence has now emerged suggesting that the young Private may have been ordered to sleep with a male colleague in the hours before her death by bullying officers who were "pimping out" female recruits at the infamous Deepcut barracks in Surrey.

The latest claims will rock the military and police establishment, both of whom have repeatedly insisted that her death was a suicide, even suggesting she may have killed herself because of complications with her love life.
They come ahead of a fresh inquest into the death of the teenager more than 20 years after she was found near the gates to the barracks with a gunshot wound to the head.
Pte James' body was discovered by colleagues after she headed out on guard duty at Princess Royal barracks on November 27, 1995 with an SA-80 assault rifle which was found by her side.

                

Her death was dismissed by army top brass and Surrey Police as another suicide by a love-troubled teen, and an hour-long inquest returned an 'open' verdict.

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