Soldier says Bloody Sunday notes were stolen

A former British soldier whose evidence is central to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry has told the tribunal that his personal diary notes of the events of January 30, 1972, were stolen by French transvestites.

A former British soldier whose evidence is central to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry has told the tribunal that his personal diary notes of the events of January 30, 1972, were stolen by French transvestites.

Earlier today, the Saville Inquiry heard that the paratroopers, known as Solider 027, threatened to refuse to give evidence and collapse the inquiry if he wasn't given a lucrative protection package.

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