The head of the British children’s charity Action for Children, under the auspices of Catherine, Princess of Wales, has committed a murder in the past – and now admits that she has repented of it all her life. 60-year-old Paul Carberry told the broadcast about his feelings Mirror.
In response to a reporter’s question about a murder he committed at the age of 16, Paul Carberry said, “This is something I regret every day of my life. The family lost a relative because of me.”
Paul Carberry, now 60, was a member of a Glasgow street gang when he was 16. In 1979, on a train from Glasgow to London for a football game, he stabbed a 21-year-old teenager in a brawl and injured another passenger. The teenager was arrested and sentenced to “at the mercy of His Majesty”, which means that his prison sentence has not been determined. Paul Carberry was released in 1985.
After serving his sentence, Paul Carberry pursued a career in the police, particularly in the Scottish department to combat organized youth crime.
Last year, she was appointed head of Action for Children, a foundation dedicated to supporting children and young people. Paul Carberry’s colleagues were aware of his background, but the Prince and Princess of Wales were not.
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