Victims' relatives and Northern Ireland's political leader condemn verdict over 1972 Derry massacre.
Victims’ relatives and Northern Ireland’s political leader condemn verdict over 1972 Derry massacre.
By Abby Rogers, AFP and Reuters
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A British soldier charged with murder over the Bloody Sunday massacre has been acquitted by a Belfast court, in a verdict condemned by victims’ relatives and Northern Ireland’s political leader.
The British army veteran known as Soldier F has been found not guilty for his part in the Bloody Monday killings in Derry,…
The ex-paratrooper, named ‘Soldier F’, has pleaded not guilty to two counts of murder at the trial in Belfast.
Soldier F was on trial in relation to events in Derry in 1972 when Parachute regiment shot dead 13 civil rights protesters
Thirteen people were shot dead and at least 15 others injured on Bloody Sunday in January 1972 at a civil rights demonstration in…
LONDON: The only British soldier to be prosecuted in the 1972 Bloody Sunday massacre in Northern Ireland went on trial Monday in…
The ruling means that the prosecution of a former paratrooper accused of murdering two men and attempting to kill five others in…
Bloody Sunday: Soldier F found not guilty of murder and attempted murder
