Her name was Stella Frew and her life was worth so much more than the 4 and a half years that James Martin was sentenced for killing her.
This is misogyny in action.
dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…
This is misogyny in action.
dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…
From her daughter “It pains us to think how frightened she must have been.”
“Learning the fact my mum’s bag was taken and later discarded on the road with all her belongings has hurt us all.Knowing it could have been returned or handed in and not dumped like it was worthless.”
“Learning the fact my mum’s bag was taken and later discarded on the road with all her belongings has hurt us all.Knowing it could have been returned or handed in and not dumped like it was worthless.”
She went on: “She was somebody, she had a family who love her dearly.
She went on: “She was somebody, she had a family who love her dearly.
“Mr Martin may have thought my mum was worthless but to us she was everything.”
She went on: “She was somebody, she had a family who love her dearly.
“Mr Martin may have thought my mum was worthless but to us she was everything.”
Georgie Cottrell described her mother as “the kindest, most warm-hearted woman”.
She said: “In her life she had always been abused and hurt by men and that is why this pains us all so much – that she had died due to one too.”
She said: “In her life she had always been abused and hurt by men and that is why this pains us all so much – that she had died due to one too.”
Frankie Cottrell said her mother never got to move on from the traumas that had plagued her life.
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