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Alan McEwen

Da Vinci rapist Robert Greens sparks protests after being moved into home near kids' playpark outside Edinburgh

Da Vinci rapist Robert Greens has been moved into house near a children’s playpark just outside Edinburgh, sparking protests from angry residents. The 44-year-old, responsible for one of the worst sex attacks in Scottish criminal history, has been provided with a home in the village of Danderhall, Midlothian.

Neighbours gathered outside the mid-terrace new build in Neatoune Court on Monday night to vent their fury. Residents believe Greens may have been living at the upper floor address for around three months without being recognised.

A man living at the property has been spotted a number of times, but always wore a face mask and a hoodie or baseball cap. It’s understood Greens was identified on Monday when a photo of him in the street was posted on Facebook.

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