verdict, he comes out of prison and goes straight back to selling cocaine on the streets of wirral. when me and the girls came here, we took some photographs of the two of them, sitting on this wall, it s a beautiful photograph. i think the girls had a bit of a moment here, because they are so close. for four months, because they are so close. for four months. we because they are so close. for four months, we have because they are so close. for four months, we have followed - because they are so close. for four months, we have followed tim i because they are so close. for four months, we have followed tim as i because they are so close. for four. months, we have followed tim as he prepares for the trial. prepares for the trial. hello, baby doll. hi, you prepares for the trial. hello, baby doll. hi, you all prepares for the trial. hello, baby doll. hi, you all right? prepares for the trial. hello, baby doll. hi, you all right? how- prepares for the trial. hello, baby doll. hi,
to talk about finding peace, and we needed to talk about finding hope. because it is so easy to give up. for a self confessed nonbeliever, tim has started spending a lot of time in churches. he tim has started spending a lot of time in churches. tim has started spending a lot of time in churches. he was a nice guy, eah. time in churches. he was a nice guy, yeah- reverend time in churches. he was a nice guy, yeah. reverend jeff. time in churches. he was a nice guy, yeah. reverend jeff. i time in churches. he was a nice guy, yeah. reverend jeff. i use time in churches. he was a nice guy, yeah. reverend jeff. i use a - time in churches. he was a nice guy, yeah. reverend jeff. i use a quote i yeah. reverend jeff. i use a quote from my dad, we all have to have hope . ifound that from my dad, we all have to have hope . i found that quite profound. i tried to figure out why i have sort of become obsessed with places
be easy to lose yourself in the bottom of a bottle of whiskey, wouldn t it. i bottom of a bottle of whiskey, wouldn t it bottom of a bottle of whiskey, wouldn t it. i have done that, a bottle of whiskey wouldn t it. i have done that, a bottle of whiskey every - wouldn t it. i have done that, a bottle of whiskey every day. i wouldn t it. i have done that, a l bottle of whiskey every day. and that. that adds its own problems. so two weeks before the trial, tim revisits the places they went to, the restrooms they 18, eight reminder of life as it was. your member. reminder of life as it was. your member. the reminder of life as it was. your member, the first reminder of life as it was. your member, the first time - reminder of life as it was. your member, the first time we i reminder of life as it was. your. member, the first time we met, reminder of life as it was. your i member, the first time we met, i couldn t even mention elle s name. not once, not once. i couldn t even menti
strength cope with situations, how they find strength. transformation is possible, and it is for tim. he has taken the core of our family and ripped it out we will never have elie back, but he has also strengthened our family. this has been a journey strengthened our family. this has been a journey no strengthened our family. this has been a journey no family - strengthened our family. this has been a journey no family should l strengthened our family. this has i been a journey no family should ever go on, and for tim, it has been about survival. facing the worst, but still carrying on with hope and love and somehow finding peace. for himself, for his family and for his community. the message to those people,
it has been six months since tim and the merseyside police made an appeal to the public to turn elle s killer end. , . , ., end. elle s family are understandably i end. elle s family are i understandably devastated. end. elle s family are understandably devastated. they need answers understandably devastated. they need answers. and now it is more important answers. and now it is more important than ever that people come forward important than ever that people come forward and tell us what they know. thank forward and tell us what they know. thank you forward and tell us what they know. thank you. there was very much angen thank you. there was very much anger, yeah. anger. and that s why i never read the statements, because if i had read it out myself, i couldn t have done it. you know. without breaking down. and two, i was just trying to deal with the