Victim had no bombs on body, Saville hears

A man, who attempted to get medical attention for a Bloody Sunday victim photographed with nail bombs in his pockets, said today he did not see any explosives on the body.

A man, who attempted to get medical attention for a Bloody Sunday victim photographed with nail bombs in his pockets, said today he did not see any explosives on the body.

Leo Young, whose younger brother John died on Bloody Sunday, told the Saville Inquiry he had come to the aid of 17-year-old Gerard Donaghy, shot in the stomach at Glenfada Park.

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