Amateur spy who went undercover with neo-Nazis still 'haunted' after 20 years
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dailystar.co.ukJames Bond says his life is still in danger after infiltrating fascist groups decades ago.The spy known as "Arthur" has opened up for the first time about his double life taking down the likes of neo-Nazis, without any training or background in undercover work.Motivated purely by his disgust for them, Arthur befriended his way into right-wing extremist organisations and leaked vile plots to opposition forces.
New Netflix documentary Nail Bomber: Manhunt, out on Wednesday, tells the story of Arthur's most standout work, bringing terrorist David Copeland to justice.
Volunteering with the anti-fascist organisation Searchlight, Arthur said he was "going Secret Squirrel. I was a bargain basement 007," Daily Mail reports.
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