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Lucy McHugh stab death: Plans for 'I Love Lucy Day' tribute | Lucy McHugh stab death: Plans for 'I Love Lucy Day' tribute |
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Plans to commemorate what would have been the 14th birthday of a girl who was found stabbed to death in Southampton have been announced. | Plans to commemorate what would have been the 14th birthday of a girl who was found stabbed to death in Southampton have been announced. |
Lucy McHugh, 13, was found dead in woodland near Southampton Sports Centre in July. | Lucy McHugh, 13, was found dead in woodland near Southampton Sports Centre in July. |
Family and friends said 24 October would be "I Love Lucy Day" to fundraise for charities that support bereaved parents. | Family and friends said 24 October would be "I Love Lucy Day" to fundraise for charities that support bereaved parents. |
Reverend Sean Blackman said the day would "celebrate her life". | Reverend Sean Blackman said the day would "celebrate her life". |
Writing on Facebook, Lucy's mother Stacey White said: "Let's also help all the parents who now have angels and put some funds back into all the kind charities who offer support at this time. | Writing on Facebook, Lucy's mother Stacey White said: "Let's also help all the parents who now have angels and put some funds back into all the kind charities who offer support at this time. |
"Let's give back to the community and not let Lucy be forgotten but to let her memory live on in the ways she would have wanted." | "Let's give back to the community and not let Lucy be forgotten but to let her memory live on in the ways she would have wanted." |
Plans for a memorial garden at Redbridge Community School were announced earlier this month and a trust has been set up to manage the I Love Lucy day. | Plans for a memorial garden at Redbridge Community School were announced earlier this month and a trust has been set up to manage the I Love Lucy day. |
Rev Blackman, who conducted Lucy's funeral service in August, said: "It's a day when the Lucys of this world are remembered and we listen to the voices of those who are left behind. | |
"The death of a child is always difficult, exaggerated further if it's through a criminal act." | "The death of a child is always difficult, exaggerated further if it's through a criminal act." |
Lucy was last seen walking along Coxford Road, past a Tesco Express store, at 09:30 BST on 25 July. | Lucy was last seen walking along Coxford Road, past a Tesco Express store, at 09:30 BST on 25 July. |
Her body was found near Southampton Sports Centre early the next day, nearly two miles from her home. | Her body was found near Southampton Sports Centre early the next day, nearly two miles from her home. |
Suspect Stephen-Alan Nicholson was jailed for 14 months, having admitted failing to comply with an order under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act requiring him to disclose a Facebook password. | Suspect Stephen-Alan Nicholson was jailed for 14 months, having admitted failing to comply with an order under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act requiring him to disclose a Facebook password. |
He was first arrested on 27 July on suspicion of murder and sexual activity with a child and subsequently bailed, but he was also charged under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act. | He was first arrested on 27 July on suspicion of murder and sexual activity with a child and subsequently bailed, but he was also charged under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act. |
During his sentencing, the court heard him described as a family friend and care worker who had been staying in Lucy's home in Mansel Road until shortly before her death. | During his sentencing, the court heard him described as a family friend and care worker who had been staying in Lucy's home in Mansel Road until shortly before her death. |
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