Some potential witnesses for SAS shooting inquest ‘yet to be identified’

A second inquest into the death of Francis Bradley who was shot by the SAS is set to be heard in April. Some witnesses have yet to be identified, a coroner was told (Family handout/PA)
A second inquest into the death of Francis Bradley who was shot by the SAS is set to be heard in April. Some witnesses have yet to be identified, a coroner was told (Family handout/PA)

Some former soldiers who may be called to give evidence at the inquest of a man shot by the SAS have yet to be identified, a coroner has been told.

Francis Bradley, 20, was killed by soldiers in disputed circumstances near Toomebridge, Co Derry, in 1986.

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