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Trial set for ex-soldier in Bloody Sunday killings after decades of inquiries

Former soldier known as Soldier F will be tried for the 1972 murders of two men during Bloody Sunday in Northern Ireland.

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Updated: Dec 6th, 2024, 2:29 PM ET

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A former British Army soldier, known as Soldier F, is set for trial on murder and attempted murder charges related to the Bloody Sunday incident in 1972. The judge denied a defense motion to dismiss the case, leading to Soldier F's not guilty plea. The trial is a significant step in seeking justice for the victims of the infamous day, which remains a contentious issue decades after the events. Families of the victims express hope for a swift trial, emphasizing the need for resolution after 53 years.

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