British Army gun used in 1973 UVF killing of Belfast teenager

The PSNI has uncovered a security-force link to the murder of a Co Donegal teenager in Belfast 35 years ago.

Wed, 18 Jun, 2008 - 13:46

The PSNI has uncovered a security-force link to the murder of a Co Donegal teenager in Belfast 35 years ago.

The PSNI's Historical Inquiries Team has been re-examining the killing of 16-year-old Henry Cunningham during a UVF attack on building-site workers in 1973.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Belfast Person: Henry Cunningham Person: Cunningham Event: 1973 Event: UVF Organisation: British Army Organisation: PSNI Organisation: UDR Organisation: Irish Government Organisation: UVF Organisation: Catholic Organisation: Presbyterian

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