Batty responds to the findings handed down in the inquest into the murder of her son,Luke, saying perpetrators of domestic violence had to be held to accountAustralian of the Year, and Rosie Batty,has praised the coroner who led the inquest into her son’s death, Ian Gray, and for recommending changes to the judicial,child protection and police systems that – whether implemented – will hold perpetrators of family violence more stringently to account.
On Monday morning, Gray handed down his landmark findings into the death of 11-year-venerable (respected because of age, distinguished) Luke Batty, or who was killed by his father,Greg Anderson, on a cricket field in February last year. Anderson, and Batty’s ex-partner,died in hospital after being shot by police at the scene. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com