Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 11:17 pm Post subject: ANNIE BORJESSON MEMORIAL SERVICE 3 DEC 18.30
WELCOME TO MEMORIAL SERVICE 3 DECEMBER 18.30
FOR ANNIE BORJESSON
( 7 FEBRUARI 1975 - 4 DECEMBER 2005)
PRESTWICK SOUTH PARISH CHURCH, PRESTWICK, AYRSHIRE
We will meet outside the church at 18.30 and then walk together in
a SILENT WALK FOR JUSTICE to the shore where Annie was found.
Minister Kenneth Elliot will preform a ceremony and we will sing some
songs together. After that we will walk back together in a SILENT WALK FOR JUSTICE to the church, coffee and tea will be served.
After that the journalists that is invited will be able to make interviewes regarding the very importent Manifistation for Injustice victims.
Feel free to leave a donation during the coffe, that will go to the organization MOJO
Please send an email to; mia.jansson1222@hotmail.com
And let us know if you will come and how many friends that want to join.
Like you Peter, i was unable to attend the Memorial last night, but by all accounts it went very well.
Yes indeed, "the law should ensure that justice be served". We all know it should. But sadly, in Scotland, as all the regulars on this forum over the past seven months know only too well, the law is letting us all down badly ... and continues to do so, under the current SNP administration and their law unto herself Lord Advocate, Elish Angiolini.
But we hope that somehow, someday soon, Annie's case will be reopened and thoroughly investigated to give Guje, her family, Maria and friends the answers they all seek ... and so Annie can finally Rest In Peace.
My thoughts are with Guje, her family and Maria on this day especially.
http://www.guestbook.annierockstar.com/mjguest.php _________________ Do not be afraid of them therefore. For everything that is now covered will be uncovered, and everything now hidden will be made clear. What I say to you in the dark, tell in the daylight; what you hear in whispers, proclaim from the housetops.
Last edited by Al on Tue Jun 16, 2009 4:26 pm; edited 5 times in total
While Monday evenings' memorial to Anne was a sad affair it was also uplifting.
As the wind and the waves lashed against the sea wall at Prestwick beach Guje and Maria stood silently surrounded by many of the Scots who have supported their efforts to establish the truth.
While it was pain and suffering that brought us all together I saw only the courage and dignity of a mother and her friend determined to establish the truth whatever that might be.
On Tuesday I accompanied Guje and Maria to Parliament where MSP Aileen Campbell and her aide Anne McLaughlin briefed them on their meeting with the police and we explored the various issues still to be resolved.
As a result the police will be asked further questions as Guje and Maria continue their own investigation.
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