Aidan McAnespie - HET enquiry

[thejuice]

Yeah, so did the soldier just point the gun at him and let a few shots off to scare him or what?

WTF Juice, Have you been living under a rock?

Sorry, maybe in a way yes I have because I don’t have time for news these days but I’m trying to understand what the judgement/the court is saying the soldier is supposed to have done. The ruling suggests it was unintended. I’m not asking what actually happened but what story the court is telling is the truth and how did they come up with manslaughter.

[seafoid]

I remember when Aidan McAnespie was murdered near a football pitch where he was minding his own business. Some deaths in the North then stuck out.

[grounded]

Just reading the BBC article regarding Aidan's murder
     
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-64413266

He said the defendant had broken two "golden rules":

Never aim a weapon unless one intends to fire
Never increase the risk of negligent discharge

They were never finished aiming their guns at people. Anyone who lives here will tell you that.
          I don't believe Holden will ever see a day behind bars.