Pat Finucane’s widow welcomes public inquiry into his murder
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Pat Finucane’s widow welcomes public inquiry into his murder
Pat Finucane's widow Geraldine welcomes the announcement of a public inquiry into her husband's murder.
Speaking at a press conference in Belfast, Mrs Finucane says: "After 35 years of campaigning for such an inquiry, I believe this announcement represents a significant step forward for my family in our fight to uncover all of the circumstances behind Pat's murder”.
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