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'We need truth' - families await Ballymurphy verdicts

The words of Carmel Quinn, who has waited almost half a century for this day.
Carmel s 20-year-old brother John Laverty, one of a family of 12 children, was one of them.
Carmel Quinn
On 10 August, he carried his eight-year-old sister to their local community centre to catch a bus evacuating women and children to Kildare army base, telling her he would see her again in a few days time. She never spoke to him again. The day after she was taken to safety, John died after being shot in the back.
There was chaos and mayhem in many nationalist areas of Northern Ireland at the time following the introduction of internment without trial. Mass arrests led to widespread rioting and the British Army’s Parachute Regiment was sent into Ballymurphy with disastrous consequences. ....

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Ballymurphy Inquest: Coroner finds 10 victims were innocent

BBC News
By Colm Kelpie
media captionA priest and a mother of eight were among the 10 people killed at Ballymurphy
Ten people killed in west Belfast almost 50 years ago in the wake of an Army operation were entirely innocent , an inquest has found.
The inquest, which began in November 2018, examined the deaths in and around the Ballymurphy area of west Belfast in August 1971.
The shootings happened after an operation in which paramilitary suspects were detained without trial.
Victims included a priest trying to help the wounded and a mother of eight.
Nine of the 10 victims were killed by the Army, the coroner said. ....

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Cars parade through Ballymurphy to cheers and applause after coroner's ruling | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

A cavalcade of cars has passed through Ballymurphy thanking the community for its support over the past 50 years.
The convoy made its way through the streets on Tuesday evening beeping horns, hours after a coroner ruled that the 10 people killed in the west Belfast shootings involving British soldiers in Ballymurphy in August 1971 were “entirely innocent”.
The occupants of the vehicles waved white flags with the word “innocent” on them.
Locals lined the streets cheering and clapping, and banged bin lids on the footpaths as the cars made their way past.
Banging bin lids on the streets was was done during the Troubles to warn people the Army was in the area. ....

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'It should not have taken 50 years to have an inquest'

While Tuesdayâs inquestsâ verdicts were the public vindication the Ballymurphy families had hoped for, they should never have been necessary.
âIt should not have taken 50 years to have an inquest which asked questions that should have been asked back in 1971,â said Carmel Quinn.
Her brother, John Laverty, was one of 10 people shot and fatally injured in this part of west Belfast in the violence which followed the introduction of internment on August 9th, 1971.
The coroner ruled that all were âentirely innocentâ and at least nine out of the 10 were killed by British soldiers; of the 10th, the âabject failureâ to investigate at the time meant there was no simply no evidence on which to base a finding. ....

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Ballymurphy Inquest: 'World knows what we fought for wasn't in vain'

BBC News
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The victims were killed in the wake of an Army operation in which paramilitary suspects were detained without trial.
A coroner ruled nine of the victims were shot by the Army. It is not clear who shot the tenth.
Their families have described their relief at their loved ones being cleared of any wrongdoing.
Patsy Mullan, brother of Fr Hugh Mullan
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Patsy Mullan s brother Fr Hugh Mullan was shot on the night of 9 August 1971.
The 38-year-old priest, who was from Portaferry in County Down, served a year in the Merchant Navy before serving in parishes in Belfast, County Antrim and County Down before coming to Ballymurphy. ....

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