Ex-para shot youth in the back

A former British paratrooper today admitted shooting a youth in the back as he was running away on Bloody Sunday.

Ex-para shot youth in the back
Tue, 07 Oct, 2003 - 13:15

A former British paratrooper today admitted shooting a youth in the back as he was running away on Bloody Sunday.

Soldier H, who fired the most rounds on Bloody Sunday, said he shot two nailbombers in Glenfada Park, including one young man as he was making his way out of the area.

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