BBC News - Eyewitness: 'Bodies were falling'
Guinean university student Sorie Condeh witnessed troops opening fire on opposition supporters. He told the BBC's Focus on Africa how he escaped from the stadium in Conakry and then fled to Sierra Leone. I was at my house [on Monday] and my friends came and told me to go to the stadium for a demonstration so I went together with them. First of all it was difficult to get inside the stadium - there
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