The marchers will include the family of 27-year-old Barry McLean from Fife, who died from a single knife wound, and John Muir, whose son Damian was stabbed to death in a random attack in Greenock in 2007.
FAMILIES whose lives were devastated after a loved one was stabbed to death will march on the Scottish Parliament and call for a new knife law review.
The marchers will include the family of 27-year-old Barry McLean from Fife, who died from a single knife wound, and John Muir, whose son Damian was stabbed to death in a random attack in Greenock in 2007.
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