Soldiers probably shot 'most' Bloody Sunday victims, admits barrister

Soldiers probably shot 24 of the 27 civilians on Bloody Sunday, their legal representative admitted today.

Soldiers probably shot 'most' Bloody Sunday victims, admits barrister
Wed, 09 Jun, 2004 - 17:07

Soldiers probably shot 24 of the 27 civilians on Bloody Sunday, their legal representative admitted today.

Edwin Glasgow QC also told the Saville Tribunal that one of the wounded was hit by an IRA gunman.

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