MOTHER WANTS JUSTICE FOR SON'S DEATH
Mother wants justice for son's death
Mrs. Marion Radford, whose son Alan died in the blast, said she had come away from the meeting very confused
"There was a lot to take in and I just want to go home and read through the report and think about it.
"I would not like to make any judgment on either Nuala O'Loan or Ronnie Flanagan," she said.
She said she did not really know what to expect anymore.
Said Mrs. Radford: "I was thinking this morning before I left the house I wish I could go back to a normal life and I wish this had never happened. It changes your life so much and sometimes you feel like walking away from it, but I don't want to do that.
"I want to get justice, for Alan's life was taken and other peoples' lives were taken that day and you can't just walk away and say it doesn't matter because it does matter."
Mrs. Marion Radford, whose son Alan died in the blast, said she had come away from the meeting very confused
"There was a lot to take in and I just want to go home and read through the report and think about it.
"I would not like to make any judgment on either Nuala O'Loan or Ronnie Flanagan," she said.
She said she did not really know what to expect anymore.
Said Mrs. Radford: "I was thinking this morning before I left the house I wish I could go back to a normal life and I wish this had never happened. It changes your life so much and sometimes you feel like walking away from it, but I don't want to do that.
"I want to get justice, for Alan's life was taken and other peoples' lives were taken that day and you can't just walk away and say it doesn't matter because it does matter."
Further Information
Publisher: TYRONE CONSTITUTION
Ref: TC/1010
Published Date: 31-Jan-02
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