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To the military. he was walking across the border to go to a gay football match. mr holden fired three bullets from the machine gun, one of which ricochets across the road and struck aidan mcanespie in the back, killing him —— he was walking across the border to go to gaelic football match. he said he had been doing cleaning duties at the army base just before that, his hands were wet and he had been pointing the weapon in the wrong direction his hand slipped onto the trigger and he fired the bullets by accident. howeverthejudge trigger and he fired the bullets by accident. however thejudg...

And he said the machine gun was pointing the wrong direction, he tried to put it back in the right position, his hands were wet from cleaning duties he had just carried out, and he said his finger slipped onto the trigger. the judge he dismissed those claims. he said in fact holden had given a deliberately false account. he said holden had pointed the gun at aidan mcanespie, aidan mcanespie had, the court heard, been a person of interest to the military northern ireland at the time, and the judge said that holden deliberately pulled the trigger. however, holden thought that the gun was not coc...

Machine gun at an army checkpoint on the border with the irish republic near loch mccloy in county tyrone. aidan mcanespie is a person of interest to the military, he was walking across the border to go to a gaelic football match. mr holden fired three bullets from the machine gun, one of which ricocheted off the road and struck aidan mcanespie in the back, killing him. holden was charged with manslaughter in the 19805, that charged with manslaughter in the 1980s, that case was dropped. his claim has been that he accidentally fired the trigger. he said, for example, that he had been doing clea...

Sense of the machine gun was pointing the wrong direction, he tried to put it back in the right position, his hands were wet from cleaning duties, he had just carried out, and he said his fingers slipped onto the trigger. the judge he dismissed those claims. he said in fact holden had given a deliberately false account. he said holden had pointed the gun at aidan mcanespie, aidan mcanespie heard, the court heard, been a person of interest to the military northern ireland at the time, and thejudge said that holden deliberately pulled the trigger. however, holden thought that the gun was not coc...

Was in charge of machine gun. aidan mcanespie was 23, he was walking across the border to go to a football match and he was fatally wounded by a bullet fired by holding that ricocheted off the road and struck mr mcanespie in the back. the court heard that mr mcanespie was a person of interest at the time for stub david holden�*s defence chiefly was that he accidentally fired the gun because his hands had been wet from cleaning duties he had just carried out and his finger slipped onto the trigger, but the judge here at belfast crown court dismissed that, he found that holden had pointed the ...