Mother At the age of nine Olivia Prat CorbelSadly murdered about three years ago, a powerful petition has been issued. community To speak against gun crime. Olivia was badly shot by Gunman Thomas Cashman on 22 August 2022, when he chased another drug dealer in his house in Dowkot, Liverpool.
His death marked the third fatal shooting in Mercesis within a week. A day earlier, 28 -year -old Ashley Dale was killed in his old Hans, Liverpool, home after the death of 22 -year -old Sam Rimmer in Dingle on 16 August.
Speaking beyond the third anniversary of her death, Olivia’s mother Cheryl Korbel said: “My little girl was only nine years old when she was shot in her house. She had her entire life ahead of her and her loss of loss is indescribable.
“It has been three years when I had last heard her laugh, put her on the bed or held her hand but the pain of her loss still feels as if yesterday happened.
“I will not see him big, I will marry, will have children or fulfill his dreams and he is disastrous.”
In view of all three murders, Mercesis police A clear, grip, home office funding for construction operations, which was developed locally, designed to clean and rebuild the communities of crime.
Ms. Korbel said: “Evolva was designed to help prevent further tragedies and other families, which we feel every day.
“While this is making a difference we need your help. To keep our communities safe, if you know anything about criminality, please speak.”
Last week, Ms. Korbel was on Olivia tree – Dowcott in her memory – Evolveda program as well as to meet the partners of Tim Edwards, whose daughter Elle Edwards, 26, died in a shooting outside a pub on the Christmas Eve 2022.
Mr. Edwards said that families had come to know each other since the tragedies.
He said: “This is the club in which you don’t want to be and we are in that club, so we are always looking for each other.”
He said that the developed program, which was installed in rare after the death of Elle, gave him hope.
He said: “Elle should still be here, living his life and making plans for our future. We cannot change what happened to him, but we can help prevent it from being with someone else.
“If you know something, please come forward. Your courage can save a life and give pain to another family that we live with every day.”
Ms. Dale’s mother Julie said that the last three years were a “living nightmare”.
Four men – James Vinh, Niyal Barry, Sean Zise and Joseph Pearce – were convicted of killing the environmental health worker.
He said: “We count ourselves ‘lucky’ people because we are able to get justice for Ashley.
“Without the support of the community, who knows in what situation we will now be?
“It is a matter of regret that there are families who are still waiting for their justice, knowing that their loved ones are still following our streets.
“No parents should not go through it. Losing a child in such a frightening way and knowing that someone knows who has committed these crimes is unbearable.
“Therefore I appeal to someone who can have information that can help give justice to families that they are entitled and can help reduce lifelong pain they are facing for police or crimestoppers to come forward.”
No one has been accused in connection with the death of Mr. Rimmar, who was with friends when people were firing on an electric bike.
His mother, who appealed to anyone, who knew who his killers were.
He said: “If you know something and you are reading it, please, please speak.
“Nobody will ever know because it will be completely anonymous.
“Sam was shot in his back. He was away from his killers. This image bothers me. In his last moments, was he scared? Was he in pain?
“I died on the day Sam did. I work but I don’t live. I know that Sam will never go to lose pain, but if I see justice for his murder, maybe family and I can start moving forward and remember Sam and miss Sam’s pleasant memories.”