Paramedic recalls sheltering in terror

A woman who acted as a Knight of Malta volunteer paramedic on Bloody Sunday wept today as she recalled sheltering in terror from gunfire after one victim was shot in the head.

Paramedic recalls sheltering in terror

A woman who acted as a Knight of Malta volunteer paramedic on Bloody Sunday wept today as she recalled sheltering in terror from gunfire after one victim was shot in the head.

The Saville Inquiry adjourned briefly when Antoinette Coyle became overwhelmed in the witness box studying a picture featuring herself, aged 17, huddled with others beside a telephone kiosk, the body of Bernard McGuigan lying in a pool of blood in the foreground.

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