Meeting on Kellie Telesford inquiry

By Laura Woodhouse | 30 March 2009, 17:52

As Helen G reported back in August last year, the acquittal of Shanniel Hyatt, who was accused of murdering trans woman Kellie Telesford, caused considerable shock and anger. At 7pm on Thurday April 16th 2009 there will be a meeting with representatives of the Serious Crime Unit and the Crown Prosecution Service, where parties who have an interest in the investigation into Kellie’s murder can deal with outstanding issues and concerns from the community.

If you would like to attend the meeting or put forward questions for the panel, please call the Croyden LGBT police consultation group, Aurora, on 07733 286954, or email info[at]aurora-croydon.org.uk. Questions should be sent in by Thursday 2nd April if possible. Apologies for the short notice; we have only just been made aware of the meeting.

See here for more info, and check out Helen’s blog post for details of the case.

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