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UK: Hillsborough Jury Reaches Decisions On Deaths

26 April 2016

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"The Hillsborough inquests jury has reached decisions on all questions related to the deaths of 96 football fans.

Jurors have crucially reached a decision on the one question they had not been able to agree on - whether the fans were unlawfully killed.

Last week they indicated they were unable to reach a unanimous verdict, but the coroner said today he would accept a majority verdict.

The jury has indicated that at least seven of the nine members agree."

See the article: Hillsborough Jury Reaches Decisions On Deaths (Sky News, link)

See also: Hillsborough jury can return majority decision on unlawful killing question (The Guardian, link)

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