I find these threads very difficult and often end up thinking about them on and off all day. I’m trying to make myself read them though, because the women involved deserve to have their stories heard and to know that they have someone standing beside them.
We’ve had a number of friends and family of the victims post on past threads so it’s definitely not just posting into a void.
Rhiannon, if you or any of your loved ones read this, know you have solidarity here. I am so glad you got away and survived to give this testimony, even if it didn’t result in a guilty verdict. Your strength is inspirational.
And to the friends and family of Grace, I am so sorry for your enormous loss - if you haven’t already done so, do consider contacting the charity SAMM (support after murder and manslaughter), who were invaluable to my family when dealing with the aftermath of murder and the particular type of grief it creates.
Hopefully Grace will get the justice she deserves.