Woman ‘saw gunman fire shot on Bloody Sunday’

A witness has told the Saville Inquiry that she saw a gunman fire a shot at British soldiers after they had killed and injured innocent civilians on Bloody Sunday in Derry almost 32 years ago.

Tue, 27 Jan, 2004 - 13:06

A witness has told the Saville Inquiry that she saw a gunman fire a shot at British soldiers after they had killed and injured innocent civilians on Bloody Sunday in Derry almost 32 years ago.

Margot Harkin, who was 20 at the time, said she watched the shootings from the Rossville Flats complex in the Bogside.

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