Bea Worton - mother of Kingsmill massacre victim - dies without seeing justice for her son

Another relative of a Troubles victim passed away last week without ever seeing justice for her loved one. Bea Worton was 91 when she passed away last Friday, surrounded by her family. Bea had been a campaigner for justice for her son Kenny who was murdered by the IRA. He was taken off his work bus, lined up and shot dead alongside 9 Protestant colleagues in the Kingsmill massacre in 1976. In 1999, Bea Worton spoke to the BBC journalist Mandy McAuley as part of a documentary on Protestant women on the border who were left behind after the IRA murdered their relatives. Vinny spoke to the victims advocate Kenny Donaldson, who is director of services at the South East Fermanagh Foundation.