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Operation Kenova is a criminal investigation into whether the Royal Ulster Constabulary in Northern Ireland failed to investigate as many as 18 murders in order to protect a high level double agent codenamed Stakeknife working for the Force Research Unit inside the Provisional Irish Republican Army. The investigation is headed by Jon Boutcher, former Chief constable of Bedfordshire Police. Investigators working in Operation Kenova announced that they had obtained new DNA evidence relating to the murder of Thomas Oliver.