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Ex-MI6 chief Peter Hayman sexually abused boys at Dolphin Square | Daily Mail Online

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The former deputy director of MI6 Peter Hayman sexually abused young boys at an apartment complex near Parliament, an alleged victim has claimed.
Hayman, who died in 1992, was investigated by police in 1978 for possessing inappropriate literature, but was not prosecuted.
He has been named as one of a number of paedophiles by a man, now in his forties, who claims to have been abused over a period of three years at Dolphin Square.
The information has been passed to Scotland Yard to consider as part of its investigation into historic allegations of sexual abuse at Westminster.
Hayman, referred to as a diplomat, was pointed out in a photograph shown to man, 'Nick', by Exaro, an investigative news website.

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1937: Peter Hayman joined the Home Office as a civil servant after graduating from Oxford
1941: Hayman became assistant private secretary to then home secretary, Herbert Morrison
1942-1945: He served as a majr in the Rifle Brigade during the Second World War
1950: Hayman joined the Ministry of Defence as assistant secretary
1952 - 1954: Part of the UK delegation to NATO
1954: Aged 40, Hayman joined Britain's overseas intelligence agency
1955 - 1958: Station chief for MI6 in Belgrade, then know as Yugoslavia
1958 - 1959: He performs the same role in Malta
1959 - 1961: Hayman became station chief in Baghdad
1961 - 1964: Director General of British Information Services in Washington DC
1964 - 1966: Deputy commandant of the military government in West Berlin
1965: Granted the CVO by the Queen
1970 - 1974: High commissioner to Canada
1971: He is knighted for diplomatic services
1973: Officially, Hayman became retired. At this point he is understood to have become deputy director of MI6
1978: Investigated after leaving a package addressed to him on a bus.It contained 'obscene literature' that was handed to police.
Officers searched his Notting Hill home where they reportedly found diaries describing paedophile fantasies.
1981: Conservative MP Geoffrey Dickens uses parliamentary privilege to link Hayman to the Paedophile Information Exchange
1984: He was convicted of gross indecency over an incident in a public toilet