THE parents of a Glasgow schoolboy who was killed by a fellow pupil have spoken of their anguish after learning a 42-month sentence handed to their son's killer will not be appealed on grounds of leniency.
THE parents of a Glasgow schoolboy who was killed by a fellow pupil have spoken of their anguish after learning a 42-month sentence handed to their son's killer will not be appealed on grounds of leniency.
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Maureen Ellis
Richard and Ann Craig, whose 14-year-old son Euan died following an attack before a PE class at Rosshall Academy in Crookston in May, have vowed to push for a fatal accident inquiry into their son's death.
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