Bloody Sunday families urge soldiers to tell truth

The families of the 13 civilians shot dead by the British army on Bloody Sunday have called on the soldiers involved in the atrocity to be truthful with the Saville Inquiry.

Bloody Sunday families urge soldiers to tell truth

The families of the 13 civilians shot dead by the British army on Bloody Sunday have called on the soldiers involved in the atrocity to be truthful with the Saville Inquiry.

A total of 32 relatives of the victims gathered at a press conference in London today on the eve of the inquiry’s resumption.

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