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Met apologise for mishandling of gay student's death after family's struggle for truth
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The Metropolitan Police's apology to the family of Ed Cornes marks a significant development in a case that has raised questions about the force's handling of sensitive and high-profile investigations. Ed Cornes' death in 2021 sparked a prolonged campaign by his family for answers and transparency, highlighting the challenges faced by those seeking truth and accountability in such cases. The apology may be seen as an attempt by the Met to address concerns around its response to vulnerable individuals and communities.
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Met apologise for mishandling of gay student's death after family's struggle for truth
The Met Police has apologised to the family of 19-year-old Ed Cornes, who was found dead in a hotel in 2021, for the mishandling of his death. However, Ed's mother says it's "too little too late"
2 Jul, 13:55
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