Unlawful killing ruling in McConville inquest

The inquest on Belfast mother of 10 Jean McConville has found that her death was a case of unlawful killing.

Unlawful killing ruling in McConville inquest
Mon, 05 Apr, 2004 - 17:48

The inquest on Belfast mother of 10 Jean McConville has found that her death was a case of unlawful killing.

Her remains were found on a beach in north Louth last August, more than 30 years after the IRA abducted her from her Belfast home.

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