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In 1997, he condemned police over a camera surveillance operation in public toilets in Stirling which led to several homosexual men being charged. The investigation unsurprisingly revealed that some of these men had deviant relations with a 13-year-old boy.  

In 1997, he condemned police over a camera surveillance operation in public toilets in Stirling which led to several homosexual men being charged. The investigation unsurprisingly revealed that some of these men had deviant relations with a 13-year-old boy.  

Dunn continued to write and publish ''Minor Problems'' and set up and assisted the LGBT magazine Rain Makers UK, a homosexual contact sheet that was a front for dealing in child pornography. Dunn was eventually prosecuted for importing hard-core pornography.  

Dunn continued to write and publish ''Minor Problems'' and set up and assisted the LGBT magazine Rain Makers UK, a homosexual contact sheet that was a front for dealing in child pornography. Dunn was eventually prosecuted for importing hard-core "scat" pornography of which he was very fond. Friends reminisced about his pronounced taste for this sort of activity.<John Hein in http://www.scotsgay.co.uk/io20a/obit.html</ref>

When Dunn died in 1998 other LGBT activists such as Peter Tatchell wrote glowing tributes. Obituaries in ''The Independent'' and ''Scots Gay'' hailed him as a pioneer of "gay liberation". The latter admitted that he had been a founder of PIE but claimed this was "not because he was a paedophile, but because he believed in the rights of sexual minorities to organise politically." <ref>

When Dunn died in 1998 other LGBT activists such as Peter Tatchell wrote glowing tributes. Obituaries in ''The Independent'' and ''Scots Gay'' hailed him as a pioneer of "gay liberation". The latter admitted that he had been a founder of PIE but claimed this was "not because he was a paedophile, but because he believed in the rights of sexual minorities to organise politically." <ref>