IRA Culpable in 1976 Kingsmill Massacre, Coroner Concludes
A recent inquest into the Kingsmill massacre has confirmed the IRA's involvement in the 1976 attack, dismissing claims of a rogue group's responsibility.
- The coroner ruled the Kingsmill attack, which killed 10 Protestant workmen, was an overtly sectarian act by the IRA.
- Survivor Alan Black and victims' families express dissatisfaction with the inquest, calling for a public inquiry.
- The inquest revealed significant gaps in evidence, with no cooperation from IRA or its political representatives.
- Coroner criticized the initial police investigation and noted the absence of crucial evidence from IRA.
- The attack was part of a series of sectarian killings, intensifying calls for further investigation and accountability.