Family of Jean McConville to sue PSNI and British government

The family of one of the so-called "disappeared" Jean McConville, is suing the PSNI and the British Ministry of Defence.

Family of Jean McConville to sue PSNI and British government
Tue, 27 Aug, 2013 - 16:54

The family of one of the so-called "disappeared" Jean McConville, is suing the PSNI and the British Ministry of Defence.

The mother of 10 was murdered and secretly buried by the IRA after being abducted from west Belfast in 1972 on suspicion of being an informant.

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