Deputy Peadar Tóibín, leader of Aontú, referred to Soldier F by his real name, David James Cleary, in Dáil Éireann, the Irish parliament, yesterday (9 February). Cleary was a cruel, cynical and clinical killer. He shot Patrick Doherty in the buttock on Bloody Sunday while he was on the ground crawling away from him. The bullet tore up his spine. It has also emerged that Lance Corporal David James Cleary - better known as Soldier F - was involved in activity deemed "gallantry" by his superiors on 9-11 August. He was 'mentioned in despatches' as a result. Those in command of Cleary included Major Edward Loden, Colonel Derek Wilford and Brigadier Frank Kitson.
David Cleary, mass murderer, aka Soldier F, named in Ireland's parliament. Village Magazine
David Cleary's Killing Spree. On Bloody Sunday in January 1972 Cleary was conveyed into the Bogside at speed in a Saracen vehicle or "pig". He and his colleagues leapt out of it and took up positions behind a low wall adjacent to a ramp on Kells Walk from where they shot Michael Kelly. 'Soldier F' (David James Cleary) is the only soldier who has ever been charged with a crime in connection with the Bloody Sunday massacre. He was put on trial in July 2021 for the murders of William McKinney (26) and James Wray (22), as well as at least five attempted murders. One of the ex-paratroopers who gave evidence to the Saville inquiry has been living under a witness protection programme for 10 years amid fear that he is at risk of attack by some of his former. Soldier F, the man whose first name is Dave and who was a Lance Corporal in the First Parachute Regiment, may have killed between four and ten people on Bloody Sunday in Derry, in 1972, a parachute.
Bloody Sunday Victim Soldier F Identity as David Cleary Age, Family, Wikipedia 2021, Wife
Soldier F aka David James Cleary was a former soldier who was involved in Bloody Sunday in 1972. David was charged with murdering James Wray and William McKinney and accused of attempting murders of Patrick O'Donnell, Joe Mahon, Michael Quinn, and Joseph Friel. James Cleary had been granted anonymity by the judge hearing the case. Soldier F is Lance Corporal David James Cleary. 05 Jun 2023 12:40:48 In 2020, they were dealt a sickening blow when prosecutors determined that Lance Corporal David Cleary - the man who spent most of his career hidden from his crimes behind the moniker of "Soldier F" - would not be tried on 2 counts of murder and 4 counts of attempted murder. Soldier F aka David James Cleary was a former soldier who was involved in Bloody Sunday in 1972. David was charged with murdering James Wray and William McKinney and accused of attempting murders of Patrick O'Donnell, Joe Mahon, Michael Quinn, and Joseph Friel. James Cleary had been granted anonymity by the judge hearing the case.
David Cleary
Apr 1, 2013 #1 SURNAME Cleary FORENAME David James UNIT Parachute Regiment RANK Lance Corporal NUMBER 24093491 AWARD Mention in Despatches PLACE Northern Ireland 1971 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION London Gazette 45598, 15th February 1972, Page 1896 WEB LINKS: https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/45598/supplement/1896 David Cleary is the real name of Soldier F, the Bloody Sunday mass murderer. A judicial review has been brought by the family of some of his victims to reinstate criminal charges against him for their murder. If successful, Cleary will face the genuine prospect of spending the rest of his life behind bars.
Ah, I never knew David James Cleary was Soldier F, which I can name because I'm an American on an American website and insane British laws have no hold over me which would prevent me from saying that David James Cleary is Soldier F. https://villagemagazine.ie/soldier-f-the-cold-blooded-bloody-sunday-murderer-is-named/ EllenPaossexslave The solicitors who represent ten victims of Bloody Sunday have released a statement on behalf of their families. They write "Today's decision by the PPS to uphold its original decision and to.
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it's such an unknown thing here. the entirety of the shit going on in ireland in the 20th century isnt taught or even mentioned in british schools other than a quick "oh the ira used to exist". you can't get outraged over withheld information when you don't even know the information exists in the first place Soldier F's real name is David James Cleary. He is making headlines after his case was not dismissed, and the hearing will be held in September.
