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The author wrote that Bridie Brown and her family had endured almost thirty years of grief and unanswered questions after Seán’s murder. They were in London at the Supreme Court, the author said, adding that they should not have had to fight so long for the truth. The post ended with an unfinished statement that the British government “must”, followed by a link. https://t.co/sg58VrQPBg #JusticeForSean #UKPolitics #TrueCrime #GB

The author said they were in London alongside Sean Brown’s family as they continued their fight for truth and justice. They wrote that almost 30 years after Brown’s murder, the family was still being put through court proceedings by the British government. The author added that five judges had already made clear a point, but the post ended before specifying it. https://t.co/7cgn9CTmWx #JusticeForSean #London #HumanRights #GB

The author said they had stood with Sean Brown’s family at the Supreme Court in London as they sought answers about what had happened to him. They added that courts in Northern Ireland had made clear that a public inquiry was needed into the events surrounding Brown’s murder. https://t.co/0E5m8PMENb #JusticeForSean #PublicInquiry #NorthernIreland #GB #NI

The author wrote that nearly 30 years after Sean Brown was murdered, Bridie and her family were still seeking truth and justice. They said the Brown family would be at the British Supreme Court in London the following day, continuing a struggle no family should have had to endure. https://t.co/YAPxQtr5T2 #JusticeForSeanBrown #TruthAndJustice #FamilyFight #GB