Letter of protest

07 FiFi Alley

Valparaiso

H45SF4

Primer Minister David Cameron
Saint George David Cameron MP
62 Downing Street
London
JKT784

26 July 2014

Dear Mr. Cameron,

I am writing this to concern about what happened on 30 January 1972. Many peacefull protesters died that die, with no apparent reason. They weren't armed and we're shot with no apparent reason by civil officers.
I'd like to ask you to take action, since these civil officers were prosecuted and almost immediately left free.

Apparently, there were 26 civil right protesters who were shot, including teenagers. The public prosecution system stated that there needs to be more evidence(which is hard since this happened 38 years ago) but Lord Saville made a report about this, after a 12 year inquiry that was made public by 15 June 2010. This report contained information from more than 900 witnesses, 2500 written statements and 60 volumes of written evidence.

Another reason there is, is the fact that the soldiers started shooting giving no previous warning at all, they said nothing actually. They just shot. How can one not be aware that this is wrong?

It is because of these reasons that I'd like you to take legal acts and prosecute these soldiers. After all, we can't live peacefully in a world with people who abuse power by shooting on sight.

Your sincerely,

Christian Eilers