‘My Son’s Murder Was PREVENTABLE!’ | Barnaby Webber’s Mum Demands Accountability

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Emma Webber, whose son Barnaby was murdered in the Nottingham attacks, responds to the closing submissions in the public inquiry examining the events surrounding the killings. The inquiry has heard submissions that the deaths of Barnaby Webber, Grace O’Malley-Kumar and Ian Coates in June 2023 were potentially preventable. Emma describes hearing that conclusion as devastating and condemns what she considers defensive and disrespectful submissions from agencies involved. She raises concerns about Nottinghamshire Police’s handling and disclosure of material found after the attacks, including handwritten notes reportedly referring to explosives and previous criminal acts. Emma argues that Valdo Calocane understood and planned his actions and says she will continue campaigning for him to be held criminally accountable rather than detained solely under a hospital order. She is also demanding accountability from every organisation and individual found to have failed the victims. Have you

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