Devonside

Confronting the match commander in charge David Duckenfield, outside court after an inquest finally delivered a "unlawful killing" finding today, Mr Devonside asked "why have you kept my wife, my daughter and all of the other families waiting 27 years ...

Father of Hillsborough victim Christopher Devonside has revealed he asked match commander David Duckenfield why it had taken him 26 years to tell the truth. Barry Devonside, whose 18-year-old son died in the disaster, came face-to-face with Mr ...

Barry Devonside, whose 18-year-old son Christopher died in the 1989 disaster, approached Mr Duckenfield outside the coroner's court in Warrington after he finished his evidence to the inquests in March last year. For legal reasons the ECHO has been ...

Mr Devonside, who has attended every day of the inquest, said: “Today we gained the confidence from the jury that what we've tried to do for 27 years is to bring justice for those who never went home.” He added: “I never thought in my wildest dreams ...

Christopher Devonside was 18 when he went to watch Liverpool play at Hillsborough (Hillsborough Inquests/PA) He added: “I never thought in my wildest dreams that we would get this decision. I always hoped and dreamt that we would get this decision.

Barry Devonside's son Christopher, 18, died in the disaster at Sheffield Wednesday's ground on April 15 1989. Devonside, who has attended every day of the inquest which started in March 2014, said: “Today we gained the confidence from the jury that ...