Ex-special branch man testifies from behind screen

A police officer was today giving evidence at the Bloody Sunday Inquiry from behind screens.

Ex-special branch man testifies from behind screen

A police officer was today giving evidence at the Bloody Sunday Inquiry from behind screens.

Heavy security surrounded the Guildhall in Derry for the live testimony of William George Hunter, who claimed to have heard nail bombs exploding and a Thompson sub-machine gun ring out as he stood on the fringe of the city’s Bogside on January 30 1972.

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