Parents of murdered nurse remembering victims of domestic violence
The parents of murdered nurse Jane Clough are to release 104 balloons at a special fundraising event in memory of victims of domestic violence killed each year.
The parents of murdered nurse Jane Clough are to release 104 balloons at a special fundraising event in memory of victims of domestic violence killed each year.
The parents of murdered nurse Jane Clough are to remember the victims of domestic violence at a special fundraising event this weekend.
John and Penny Clough, from Barrowford in Lancashire, will open and close the two-day Karaoke and Charity Abseil event.
The couple are raising money for the Pendle Domestic Violence Initiative (PDVI), and plan to release 104 balloons to remember every victim of domestic violence killed each year.
Jane, 26, was stabbed 71 times at Blackpool Victoria Hospital, where she worked, by her ex-partner Jonathan Vass in July 2010.
Vass was on bail awaiting trial for thirteen rape and assault charges when he murdered the young mother.
Jane's parents have gathered over 100,000 signatures on an e-petition calling for a stalkers register.
Video: Father's call for Stalker's Register after daughter's murder.
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