I am frustrated and angry about the fact that there is still so much that we do not know about Hussein's online contacts and activities.
The police investigating this case have described their task as akin to investigating with their hands tied behind their back, due to their inability to access Hussein's Apple devices.
Whilst Hussein's crimes are appalling beyond description, the terrifying thing is that there are malicious actors using a variety of pseudo-spiritual and personal development themed products and services as a way of identifying and manipulating vulnerable people into committing crimes.
There are likely to be other Husseins out there right now who pose a risk to others.
It is unforgivable that Apple have consistently refused to help the police investigating these horrific murders, using privacy laws as an excuse. If such privacy laws exist they need urgent revision. Of course privacy is extremely important, but the threat posed by people like Hussein and those who groomed and radicalised him is so significant that exceptions need to be made and the police MUST have access to such devices in order to save lives.
Nobody should have to suffer a terrible death because of this kind of radicalisation.
No other family should have to endure what Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman's family have endured.
The fact that this atrocity could happen again is almost unbearable for me to contemplate.