Ex-Para tells of 'threats' after Bloody Sunday programme

A former paratrooper who worked on a television programme highly critical of the British army on Bloody Sunday believed soldiers were behind a series of threatening phone calls made to him after it was broadcast, he revealed today.

Ex-Para tells of 'threats' after Bloody Sunday programme

A former paratrooper who worked on a television programme highly critical of the British army on Bloody Sunday believed soldiers were behind a series of threatening phone calls made to him after it was broadcast, he revealed today.

Neil Davies who left the regiment three years before Bloody Sunday, said he thought the anonymous calls were either from soldiers he had interviewed or others unhappy with contents of the Channel 4 documentary broadcast in 1991.

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