Sinn Fein Leader Adams Released After Five Days

Northern Ireland police have freed Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams after questioning him for five days about the 1972 execution of a widowed mother of 10 suspected of being a spy for the British army during the country's decades of political and religious violence. Police on Sunday said they are sending a report of their questioning of Adams, 65, to the Northern Ireland prosecutor's office. It will decide whether to charge him in the killing of Jean McConville. The Associated...

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