DUBLIN (AP) — A fact-finder investigating British state involvement in the killing of a high-profile Belfast lawyer vowed Thursday to publish secret U.K. intelligence documents as part of his work.
Human rights lawyer Desmond de Silva made his promise one month after Britain appointed him to review its largely secret documentation on the 1989 assassination of Patrick Finucane, one of the most bitterly disputed killings of the entire Northern Ireland conflict.
Finucane specialized in defending Irish Republican Army suspects and had three brothers in the outlawed group. Two gunmen from an enemy paramilitary group, the Ulster Defence Association, shot him 14 times in front of his …
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