momma, this letter is my gift to you on the women s day of the 8th of march. thank you for the best nine years of my life. many thanks for my childhood. you are the best momma in the world. i will never forget you. i wish you good luck in the heavens. i wish you to get to paradise. i will try to behave well to get to paradise too. such letters should not have to be written. if they are, it means that something has gone terribly wrong. including here at the united nations. it would mean its mechanism of maintaining international peace and security aren t working properly. and should be fixed.
family at the time of her death, she was described as a loving daughter and granddaughter who was caring, thoughtful and liked to help others and was very much loved. she went to school at droylsden academy in manchester, which paid tribute to her as a lovely student who they said would be sorely missed by pupils and staff. a jujitsu club which she attended with her mother also said its members were heartbroken and devastated by the news of amanda s death. seen here at an earlier court hearing, her brother, 19 year old matthew selby, from ashton under lyne in greater manchester, had denied her murder. but appearing by video link at mold crown court this morning, he admitted an alternative charge of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility, which was accepted by the prosecution barrister. that essentially means that at the time of the incident, his mentalfunctions were impaired as a result of a medical condition. he was told he was due to be sentenced on the 18th of marc
in towyn, which is in conwy county. in a statement released by her family at the time, she was described as a loving daughter and granddaughter who was caring, thoughtful and liked to help others, and was very much loved. her brother, 19 year old matthew selby from ashton under lyne in greater manchester, had denied her murder but appearing via video link at mold crown court this morning, he admitted an alternative charge of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility, which was accepted by the prosecution barrister. that essentially means that at the time of the incident, his mentalfunctions were impaired as a result of a medical condition. he was told he s due to be sentenced on the 18th of march once further psychiatric and legal reports, including things like impact statements from other family members, are carried out.
serious incident which a shock to those who are spending time with their own families at the site. 15 year old amanda selby died as a result of a sexier resulting from neck compression and airway obstruction at the holiday park in conwy county. in a statement released by her family at the time, she was described as a loving daughter, granddaughterwho she was described as a loving daughter, granddaughter who was caring, thoughtful and likes to help others and was very much loved. her brother, 19 year old matthew selby from ashton under lyne in greater manchester, had denied her murder but appearing via video link at mold crown court this morning he admitted an alternative charge of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. it was accepted by the prosecution barrister. that essentially means that at the time of the incident, his mentalfunctions that at the time of the incident, his mental functions were that at the time of the incident, his mentalfunctions were impaired d
here. yes, my children were going to kindergarten, they are six and two years old, they were going to kindergarten, we were preparing for the 8th of march, and now look at us now. we ve been not sleeping for two days. we re living a terrible life, because someone decided that my children should not have a home anymore. we just put everything we had in our bags, and the rest of the clothes were left in ukraine, our city is destroyed, we don t have it anymore. it is all destroyed. some residential areas are still standing but there are many of them, my children are sitting down, on the ground, just look at it, we came from another country. this is your first time here?