Vigil for Jean Charles de Menezes, murdered by British police

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Vigil for Jean Charles de Menezes, murdered by British police

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Vigil for Jean Charles de Menezes, murdered by British police2.91 ميجابايت

Audio taken from a vigil of round eighty people outside Stockwell train station in south London, England, sunday morning (24th July) to remember Jean Charles de Menezes, shot dead by police last Friday. The police have since admitted that they killed an innocent man.

Audio segements taken from statements, interviews and speeches.

The first is a six minute montage of statements made by people attending.

All are encoded as mp3