Hillsborough inquest concludes fans were 'unlawfully killed'
 

Couldn't find a recent thread about the inquest/the disaster in general so:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-36138337

Pleased that justice has been seen to be done finally, now to concentrate on the governmental and media cover up.

27 years to reach this conclusion, but at least it's the right one

Glad that the victims and their families have finally been vindicated and now have closure.

This is a fantastic victory but Hilsborough will always remain a horrific incident in our collective history.

Nothing has changed within South Yorkshire Police 27 years on. The Rotherham scandal is testament to that.

Is there a statute of limitations in the UK? What happens next?

That's a good question, you would assume a new statute of limitation should start from now though since it's only now been ruled to have been the fault of the Police/Stadium. The original verdict was accidental so they couldn't have sued, could they?

Sun journalists being asked to leave the press conference :clap2:

Justice FINALLY been brought!
FINALLY
I'm so so pleased

Justice FINALLY been brought!
FINALLY
I'm so so pleased

:clap1:

It should be a rule that's in effect at all press conferences tbh.

Ridiculous that it's taken this amount of time though

:lovedup:

Their front page tomorrow will be interesting, will they apologise

Wish they'd just ****ing close down tbh

Too many readers sadly

Cretins.

Doubtful, I imagine the headline will read something like 'Justice' or something simple and they'll conveniently forget the role they played in the disaster as they pretend to support the victims.

As a Liverpool fan this is a great victory and a well deserved one for the families who went through 27 years of hell

Glad the families can now begin to move on from their lives...too late for many family members who have passed away during this fight for the truth but at least the remaining survivors and families have finally got the verdict they have campaigned tirelessly for.

27 years for this to happen is disgraceful, but I'm relieved for the families of the victims and everyone else effected.

Too right :clap1: but the ****ing cheek of them turning up to the press conference in the first place!

So sad thinking of the misery and ridicule the fans and family members of the deceased have had to face for so many years. At least there is justice at long last.

Sad yet lovely.

They're reairing a documentary on the topic over here on ESPN2 tonight at 5 PM. It's pretty good, hopefully with the investigation over they'll air it on UK TV.

A long and very hard but determined road to eventual justice.
credit too to Andy Burnham who made a lot of getting full and new judgements on this tragedy.

Now however lets have the despicable SUN hauled over the coals and Kelvin Mckenzie for its shocking heap of lies labelled 'the truth' all over its front page and blaming Liverpool fans for this tragedy.

I am so glad the families of all who lost their lives that day at last have some closure that is just and right.

Why has my post been deleted?

Think the whole off-topic bit was deleted Annie (and the first part of yours referenced it IIRC)

Ah, thanks Shaun....:love:

Glad justice prevailed and the families can rest now.

totally agree....respect and love all those fans and their families, many fans saved lives that horrific day and were later blamed by the sun and corrupt cops. 27 years to get to the truth or some of the truth.....to all those scousers out there walk on walk on stand tall with hope in your hearts, you did your city proud and fought so long and so bravely for the memories of your lost friends and relatives too and finally the truth is exposed and some justice has been done

Thank you for that the truth.
Obviously here I agree totally with all you say above.

Not surprised...

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/...rough-11247940

:bored:

The Times has the verdict on the front page of its second edition.

A petition has begun to remove Kevin McKenzie from the Sun, he remains as a columnist

Show your solidarity to the good people of Liverpool, by boycotting The Sun.

This x1000

This for me too but then I wouldn't even look at it let alone buy it.

Files on 23 people and organisations involved in the 1989 Hillsborough disaster have been passed to the Crown Prosecution Service.
An inquests jury concluded last April that the 96 victims of the FA Cup semi-final tragedy were unlawfully killed.
The jury found the match commander, Ch Supt David Duckenfield, responsible for manslaughter by gross negligence.
Prosecutors will now decide whether to bring criminal charges against the unnamed 23.



Is thatcher one?... dig her up put her on the stand!!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england...yside-38582111