Susanna Reid comforts mom after Nottingham attack victim as she blasts mistakes

Susanna Reid consoled Emma Webber on GMB as she criticized failures related to her son Barnaby’s death in Nottingham’s tragic attacks.

Susanna Reid comforts mom after Nottingham attack victim as she blasts mistakes
Susanna Reid comforts mom after Nottingham attack victim as she blasts mistakes

Susanna Reid supported a grieving mom on TV. The mother, Emma Webber, lost her son Barnaby. She discussed his death on “Good Morning Britain.” Ed Balls co-hosted the show with Susanna. Emma’s interview happened before a press conference.

Barnaby and Grace O’Malley-Kumar both died. Valdo Calocane killed them. He also killed Ian Coates, a school caretaker. Calocane had paranoid schizophrenia. He received a hospital order indefinitely.

He tried to kill three others in June 2023. Emma Webber discussed a new NHS report. This report was about homicides. She vowed to get justice for Barnaby.

Emma said she would right this wrong. She promised this to her late son. She got emotional talking about his life. Barnaby should be 21 and finishing college. His birthday last month was very hard.

Susanna was touched by Emma’s tribute. Emma wears a locket with Barnaby’s photo. She wears it every day to keep him close. Emma cried during the TV interview. Susanna comforted her in that moment.

Emma said Barnaby is with Grace and Ian. She thinks they are learning to fish. Emma thanked everyone for their support. She did not want to be upset all day.

Susanna said she did not know how Emma coped. She stated viewers supported Emma completely. After the interview, people praised Emma online. They commended her courage.

Someone called her a brave woman. Others sent hearts to show sympathy. People found her incredibly strong. The interview moved many viewers watching.

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