Tracey Morris not quite the super-heroine she claims to be

Tracey Morris certainly does seem to stir up strong emotions wherever she goes. Yesterday we received yet another “plain brown envelope” from a blog reader who appears to know Tracey and her family quite well, and had a few home truths to point out.

We’re publishing this with the caution that while we have no reason to disbelieve our informant, we understand that Tracey is not universally liked in her home town of Belfast, and that tempers seem to run hot when talk turns to her.

Here’s what we received:

I found this and just thought you could do with some inside information. Tracey Morris is well known in Belfast as a lying trouble making disaster, it amazes me that anyone is still taking her seriously.

On the Angela Power video she claims Tracey had something to do with getting kinship payments introduced in Northern Ireland. I almost lost my teeth at that.

Tracey is not a legal expert, she has never changed laws, she doesn’t have a hotline to judges and police officers, she doesn’t hold social workers to account, in fact her younger children remain on the at-risk register and she usually only rings social services to demand food vouchers after spending all her benefits on herself.

She’s fled Belfast more than once, the first time she left her daughter who is now deceased on the doorstep of a relative and drove away. The aunt came home to find the child sitting on a doorstep with a plastic bag of dirty clothes and bruises all over her, the child’s head was full of lice and she was malnourished. [Tracey] didn’t come back for over a year and the only contact she had was a picture of her mother with a new boyfriend on holiday that she felt appropriate to send to a lost little girl.

Her two other daughters were placed in care because she had nowhere to dump them.

The reason she left Belfast was because of the wild drug parties she was having in her Glen Road flat. SS believe her daughter was abused by men who attended these parties with Tracey’s knowledge. When an elderly neighbour complained Tracey attacked her, the woman died of a heart attack and the rest of the neighbours picketed to get her out.

She’s lived in probably more than 20 homes because she fights with neighbours everywhere she goes. She stole from people’s handbags at her own brother’s wake, she makes false allegations of sex abuse every time she doesn’t get her own way.

She claims to be able to get people’s children back out of care after less than 24 hours and yet there is a lifetime ban on her seeing her own grandchildren.

She ruined her children’s lives and appears to have her son, the young lad who is trans and was previously her daughter, brainwashed into believing that his life spent in and out of the care system is everyone’s fault but hers.

Her daughter was in that hostel for six weeks and by her own admission [Tracey] didn’t even know she was there. Tracey lives less than a mile away and yet her daughter who was troubled and vulnerable was living in a homeless hostel, suicidal with no one to help or comfort her, great mothering from Tracey.

She’s a fake and a fraud who is taking money off vulnerable people claiming it’s expenses to help get their children back when she’s just frauding them like she’s lied and frauded people her entire life. She tried to crowdfund her daughter’s funeral despite getting benefits to pay for it and rang all the local media to carry the story asking that they appeal for money, unfortunately her reputation as a toxic liar precedes her and no one in any part of normal society will touch her with a bargepole., hence her new-found pastime of attention seeking on Facebook.

This paints quite a different picture of Tracey from the one she’d like people to believe.

It certainly seems to indicate that further investigation is warranted, at very least. Considering that Tracey tries to project an image of herself as a street-smart, tough, and able fighter for justice, we’re most interested to learn that a growing number of those who know her would take issue with that view.

Erm, yeah. Not quite.