New inquest rules 1972 killing of Thomas Mills completely unjustified
A new inquest concluded that the 1972 killing of Protestant factory watchman Thomas Mills in Belfast was completely unjustified. Evidence from military logs identified a soldier from the King's Regiment as the shooter.
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NewsNew inquest rules 1972 killing of Thomas Mills completely unjustified
Sign in or subscribeBrowse free archive reportsA new inquest concluded that the 1972 killing of Protestant factory watchman Thomas Mills in Belfast was completely unjustified. Evidence from military logs identified a soldier from the King's Regiment as the shooter.