McCord family demands independent collusion inquiry

The family of one of at least 10 people killed by loyalists who were working as Special Branch informers today demanded a fully independent inquiry into collusion.

McCord family demands independent collusion inquiry
Mon, 22 Jan, 2007 - 13:33
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The family of one of at least 10 people killed by loyalists who were working as Special Branch informers today demanded a fully independent inquiry into collusion.

Raymond McCord snr, whose son Raymond jnr featured in today’s damning report by Police Ombudsman Nuala O’Loan, vowed to continue the family’s fight to get justice.

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