Mrs Monica Barr, who was 23-years-old at the time, told the Tribunal that from her house on Chamberlain street she saw a hand stick out of an open window on the eight floor of the flats.
The hand she said was holding a pistol pointed downwards. She said that she remembers one shot being fired from the pistol.
She said that almost immediately after seeing the shot, she heard a crack and saw the wood at the top of the window frame in the flats splinter. She said she presumed a bullet fired by a British soldier below the flat had hit the window frame.
