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Media enquries.

For media enquiries, please contact me directly.
Please be aware that I’m not always in the right headspace to talk, and there will be times when I choose not to engage. When I am ready to speak, I will — but please don’t take it personally if I don’t continue with your request.

Over the years I’ve been let down by several media outlets, often dropped when a “bigger” story came along. Because of that, I won’t waste my time or yours if your organisation has previously messed me around. For my own wellbeing, I’m not always prepared to talk, and I hope that can be respected.

Content Creators/Podcasters/Student Journalist Ect

Since creating the website, I’ve spoken with a lot of media over the years — newspapers, magazines, TV, radio — and I’ve also worked directly with a short documentary team, as well as helped students with their college journalism projects. I’ve previously given permission for people to create content about my mum’s murder, and I’ve always appreciated that they reached out. I just want to restate what I’ve said to others.
If you’re creating a genuine project with real meaning behind it, and you’re using factual information from the website (the media sometimes get things wrong, so if you’re unsure just message me), then I have no issue with you making a blog, video, podcast, or anything similar about my mum’s case.
When I first started the website, my mum’s name was barely anywhere, and I had very little of hers. Seeing her name shared now not only gives her some presence in the world, but also increases the chance that someone might come forward. So you don’t need to contact me for permission — all I ask is that you keep it professional, factual, and respectful.
If you could also point any listeners, readers, or viewers towards Crimestoppers, the police, and the website, that would be fantastic.
And if you do put something online, feel free to send me the link so I can see it.

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