Police investigating the 1976 Kingsmill massacre may have made a 'forensic breakthrough'

A potential forensic breakthrough has been made by police investigating the murder of 10 workmen in the North 40 years ago.

Police investigating the 1976 Kingsmill massacre may have made a 'forensic breakthrough'

A potential forensic breakthrough has been made by police investigating the murder of 10 workmen in the North 40 years ago.

The IRA was blamed for killing the textile workers outside the Co Armagh village of Kingsmill in January 1976.

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