1. Supporting families bereaved through murder Murdered aged 17 Kicked and beaten with baseball bats and snooker cues on 7th August 1997. Only 3 of the 5 attackers were jailed after a two year wall of silence on the Osprey Estate in Rotherhithe. Their average age at the time of the attack was 14 Jamie Robe

2. Supporting families bereaved through murder Murdered on 21st March 2004 – Mothers Day He was found in the River Brent with multiple stab wounds, his throat cut, a bullet through his heart Anton Hyman

3. Murdered on 21 st December 2001 in an unprovoked attack. Killer due for release after only 36 months in prison Supporting families bereaved through murder Bradley Knight

4. Supporting families bereaved through murder Murdered on Christmas Eve 1995 She was found dumped in a quarry 8 weeks later. The murderer had asked a friend to stand in for him when DNA testing was done he was later caught in South Africa Louise Smith

5. Supporting families bereaved through murder Richard Everitt Despite the concerns expressed by his parents to the school where Richard was bullied he was murdered in a racist attack on the way to buy chips on 13th August 1994

6. How many of us have pictures like this at home? How many of us thought the last school picture of our children would be the last ever school picture of our children? Caitlin and Aiden aged 4 and 6 murdered on 5 th November 2006. Supporting families bereaved through murder Aiden and Caitlin

7. How would you feel? Supporting families bereaved through murder What if this the last image you had of your child?

8. Supporting Families Bereaved Through Murder How the elderly suffer in Britain Just a few of the elderly people who have been attacked by teenagers – many more suffer and have died as a result of sustained beatings

9. One of a series of ads depicting wounded or dead people surrounded by models wielding guns and knives. Another showed a woman with her throat cut. MAMAA complained to the ASA and had these ads removed from the D&G website. They were fined for breaking the code of decency in advertising standards. It was deemed that the ads caused offence to families of murder victims Supporting families bereaved through murder Dolce & Gabbana

10. Supporting families bereaved through murder Youth justice system? The public’s view of our justice system

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