Katherine will see murkier side of Rio

Katherine Duncan signs the visitors book at a recent reception with the Mayor of Ballymena, Cllr. Audrey Wales, prior to leaving for Sao Paulo in Brazil in September to work with children who have been rescued from child sex trafficking.
By The Newsroom
Published 23rd Aug 2014, 11:56 BST
Katherine Duncan signs the visitors book at a recent reception with the Mayor of Ballymena, Cllr. Audrey Wales, prior to leaving for Sao Paulo in Brazil in September to work with children who have been rescued from child sex trafficking. Katherine is pictured with her parents Trevor and Karen Duncan, and grand mother Jean Barr. INBT34-212ACKatherine Duncan signs the visitors book at a recent reception with the Mayor of Ballymena, Cllr. Audrey Wales, prior to leaving for Sao Paulo in Brazil in September to work with children who have been rescued from child sex trafficking. Katherine is pictured with her parents Trevor and Karen Duncan, and grand mother Jean Barr. INBT34-212AC
Katherine Duncan signs the visitors book at a recent reception with the Mayor of Ballymena, Cllr. Audrey Wales, prior to leaving for Sao Paulo in Brazil in September to work with children who have been rescued from child sex trafficking. Katherine is pictured with her parents Trevor and Karen Duncan, and grand mother Jean Barr. INBT34-212AC

Katherine is pictured with her parents Trevor and Karen Duncan, and grand mother Jean Barr. INBT34-212AC

Picture Alan McMullan

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