Families of Five People Shot Dead by British Army Accuse UK Government of ‘Silence’ After Inquest

Families of five people shot dead by British Army accuse UK government of ‘silence’ after inquest

The inquest found that British Army soldiers ‘did not use reasonable force’ in the shooting of five people in west Belfast in 1972.

Springhill families accuse Government of ‘silence’ over inquest findings

The inquest found that British Army soldiers ‘did not use reasonable force’ in the shooting of five people in west Belfast in 1972. The families of five people shot dead in west Belfast have accused the UK Government of “deliberate silence” following the findings of an inquest. A coroner concluded almost three weeks ago that British Army soldiers “did not use reasonable force” in the shooting of a Catholic priest, a father-of-six and three teena…