Manchester Arena attack: ‘Remote possibility' Leyland victim Saffie-Rose Roussos could have survived, inquiry hears
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Sir John said it was “highly unlikely” Roussos would have survived her injuries, with “only a remote possibility she could have survived with different treatment and care.” Nicola Brook, a solicitor from Broudie Jackson Canter who represents five Manchester Arena victims’ families, including the family of Saffie-Rose Roussos, said: “This damning report reveals what the families knew all along, that all the organisations meant to protect their loved ones failed on an enormous and unfathomable scale.“Saffie’s parents Andrew and Lisa have pushed to get answers about what happened to their beautiful daughter over five and a half incredibly traumatic years.
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