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Mo Bourner attack in Bexhill to feature on Crimewatch Mo Bourner attack in Bexhill to feature on Crimewatch
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A reconstruction of the events leading to the attack that left an East Sussex teenager with brain damage will be shown on BBC's Crimewatch programme. A reconstruction of the events leading to the attack that left an East Sussex teenager with brain damage has been shown on BBC's Crimewatch programme.
Mohammed Bourner, 15, is seriously ill in Kings College Hospital, south-east London, following the attack in Bexhill on 29 October.Mohammed Bourner, 15, is seriously ill in Kings College Hospital, south-east London, following the attack in Bexhill on 29 October.
He is no longer on a life support machine but has suffered brain damage and does not recognise his family.He is no longer on a life support machine but has suffered brain damage and does not recognise his family.
His parents will make an emotional appeal during the programme. His parents made an emotional appeal during the programme.
'Worst nightmare''Worst nightmare'
His father, Peter Bourner, said: "He was really looking forward to going to the beach party with his friends.His father, Peter Bourner, said: "He was really looking forward to going to the beach party with his friends.
"The next thing I know was any parent's worst nightmare. Straight into A&E and there he was on full life support in such a serious condition.""The next thing I know was any parent's worst nightmare. Straight into A&E and there he was on full life support in such a serious condition."
Sussex Police said Mohammed had been to a beach party before the attack at Glyne Gap and he was with three friends when he was punched by a man.Sussex Police said Mohammed had been to a beach party before the attack at Glyne Gap and he was with three friends when he was punched by a man.
Det Ch Insp Nick Sloan will feature on Crimewatch at 21:00 GMT on Thursday. Det Ch Insp Nick Sloan featured on Crimewatch at 21:00 GMT on Thursday.
He said: "A few weeks ago Mo opened his eyes for the first time but sadly he did not recognise his parents due to the extensive brain damage he has suffered.He said: "A few weeks ago Mo opened his eyes for the first time but sadly he did not recognise his parents due to the extensive brain damage he has suffered.
"I am hoping that tonight's appeal will not only touch people emotionally but jog their memories and bring further leads as to who is responsible for doing this to Mo.""I am hoping that tonight's appeal will not only touch people emotionally but jog their memories and bring further leads as to who is responsible for doing this to Mo."
A 20-year-old man, who was arrested on 31 October, has been released on bail until 19 December.A 20-year-old man, who was arrested on 31 October, has been released on bail until 19 December.