Former Provo saw soldier fire

A former Provo today described how he saw a soldier fire twice, possibly hitting a young man in the stomach on Bloody Sunday.

Former Provo saw soldier fire
Wed, 04 Feb, 2004 - 14:36

A former Provo today described how he saw a soldier fire twice, possibly hitting a young man in the stomach on Bloody Sunday.

The ex-paramilitary, known to the Inquiry as PIRA 14, said in his statement he had gone on the civil rights march with his brother and another IRA man Colm Keenan.

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