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On the Protestant side of the wall lives 58-year-old Sally Gaston. Her husband, Thomas Boyd, was gunned down in their home while she sat next to him on August 27, 1972. His murder remains unsolved, but to this day she believes the IRA was responsible for leaving her a widow caring for five children. "There will never be peace and that wall will never come down," Gaston said.
Globe Staff Photo / Barry Chin
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