PSNI appeal for soldiers to come forward as part of Bloody Sunday murder investigation

The PSNI have appealed for former British Army soldiers and civilians to come forward as part of their investigation into the events of Bloody Sunday.

The appeal comes after detectives from the Serious Crime Branch confirmed they are to begin re-interviewing witnesses who gave evidence to the Saville Inquiry.

More than 1,000 witnesses, consisting of local people and former soldiers, are being asked to make statements as part of the criminal investigation.

As part of this investigation, detectives are now seeking to make contact with and re-interview any former soldiers and civilians who gave evidence to the Saville Inquiry or who may have information about the events of 30 January 1972 in which 13 people died and a similar number were injured.

Civilians and former solders are asked to contact the investigation team on 028 9025 9593 or by email to [email protected]