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How much money do they want out of all this, £100K, £200K, £300K each? Who's going to foot the bill. Not the Taxpayers of Merseyside.[Nidge2

I was at Hillsborough with some mates from my village in Cumbria on the day of the disaster, we drove down there about 3 months after the death of my dad in my ford Cortina.

We left about 2.45pm.

there weren't any mobile phones, so 18 years old we drove back to Cumbria, unknowing of what was happening at the stadium.

I took so much sh*t from my mates mums and dads when we got home, my ears are still ringing.

we didn't see any hordes of drunks like was described.

The people who died were innocent. Did their families actually deserve 27 years of pain, lies and reminding that they were somehow responsible for the tragic deaths of their loved ones?

The entire thing was covered up. If your ignorant enough to believe what you read, the peddled lies of 'churnalists' who instead of investigating peddled the lies of police press conferences, chose to publish lies and deceit, then you should perhaps look at yourselves.

Grandad, there has been a cynicism in your posts on this thread, whether intended, or intended, it has been there, and I am disappointed as perhaps you were, when you found your own council you were elected to, had been lying to you.

So you are saying that all the fans outside had no tickets...

Accidental death means that the person died as a result of actions by themselves or others that had unintended consequences.
Are you saying that the police intended what happened? As I have said, All the lies and cover ups must be dealt with but there is no way that anyone will be able to convince me that the police intended to cause injury and death. The jury were not even given this option.

Accidental death means that the person died as a result of actions by themselves or others that had unintended consequences.
Are you saying that the police intended what happened? As I have said, All the lies and cover ups must be dealt with but there is no way that anyone will be able to convince me that the police intended to cause injury and death. The jury were not even given this option.

I was at Hillsborough with some mates from my village in Cumbria on the day of the disaster.

Why didn't you stay for the game?

Why didn't you stay for the game?

there was a crush for the burger van

Didn't manage to get a ticket - and thank heavens we didn't.

In English law unlawful killing is a verdict that can be returned by an inquest in England and Wales when someone has been killed by one or several unknown persons. The verdict means that the killing was done without lawful excuse and in breach of criminal law.