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you know? the detective got a phone call. >> during the crime, when it happened, the car was missing. >> the caller was stacey's cousin, connie. she had been troubled by something, she told the detectives. >> it took me a good three weeks contemplating, you know, should i call? should i not? >> after all, stacey was like a big sister said connie. but, there was just something wrong. like, the strange business about her grandparents 2009 impala -- stacey was supposed to sell it because they were having problems and they needed money for medical bills. >> but, after stacey took the car -- >> a couple of weeks later, it would be back at our house. and then, a couple of weeks later, it wasn't. then, it got to the point where she said that she sold it for 16,000 -- >> again, cc never produced the money. >> the family was persistent about the car. and so, we said, fine it's likely it was years but we don't know-- >> they round the van number,
when they told her that biologically the kids -- >> i just naively thought that they were his children. >> because it looked like that. >> it looked like that. >> in the way that he treated them and they treated him. >> yeah. >> so when richard officially adopted the younger of the 3 boys, the cousin was thrilled. >> my heart melted. i was just, like that is the best thing. >> he wanted to adopt those kids because he loved those children. and, those children love them. >> richard, himself, marched to the beat of his own drum. >> my brother was always a big kid. >> as his sister was certainly not a sort of person that could not sit down behind a desk. >> he had to be out and about. he was a very good athlete. >> kind of like a pied piper to his knees. >> he would roller skate with us or throw a ball with us or color with us. he was our quantico. >> no wonder. how many uncles take their
youngsters coming along to give the sport ago, especially with all the other activities on offer to them now. but this world championship is a real opportunity to a legacy. now, backin a real opportunity to a legacy. now, back in the limelight, and clubs up and down the country have been running initiatives to get newcomers into the sport. nottingham school pupils herejoining into the sport. nottingham school pupils here joining the into the sport. nottingham school pupils herejoining the gigabits team for a first taste on the ice. greatjob, connie! tt’s team for a first taste on the ice. great job, connie!— team for a first taste on the ice. great job, connie! great 'ob, connie! it's really cool, and great job, connie! it's really cool, and watching _ great job, connie! it's really cool, and watching the _ great job, connie! it's really cool, and watching the hockey - great job, connie! it's really cool, and watching the hockey team - great job, connie! it's really cool, l and watching the hockey team play was really — and watching the hockey team play was really exciting. it�*s and watching the hockey team play was really exciting.— was really exciting. it's my first time, was really exciting. it's my first time. and _ was really exciting. it's my first time, and it's _ was really exciting. it's my first time, and it's lots _ was really exciting. it's my first time, and it's lots of— was really exciting. it's my first time, and it's lots of fun, - time, and it's lots of fun, actually _ time, and it's lots of fun, actually-— time, and it's lots of fun, actually. time, and it's lots of fun, actuall . ., ., , , ., time, and it's lots of fun, actuall. ., , ., actually. how many times have you fell over? 26 _ actually. how many times have you fell over? 26 now. _ actually. how many times have you fell over? 26 now. you _ actually. how many times have you fell over? 26 now. you come - actually. how many times have you fell over? 26 now. you come one i actually. how many times have you i fell over? 26 now. you come one time 'ust to fell over? 26 now. you come one time just to give — fell over? 26 now. you come one time just to give it — fell over? 26 now. you come one time just to give it a — fell over? 26 now. you come one time just to give it a go _ fell over? 26 now. you come one time just to give it a go and _ fell over? 26 now. you come one time just to give it a go and you _ fell over? 26 now. you come one time just to give it a go and you get - just to give it a go and you get hooked — just to give it a go and you get hooked in— just to give it a go and you get hooked. in so fast paced and everything is happening, obviously with the _ everything is happening, obviously with the contact and the speed of it, with the contact and the speed of it. and _ with the contact and the speed of it. and at— with the contact and the speed of it, and at such a family friendly environment to be in as well. people 'ust environment to be in as well. people just get— environment to be in as well. people just get hooked and they love it. looking — just get hooked and they love it. looking to— just get hooked and they love it. looking to the future, then, but
everything seems to go back to normal very quickly with absolutely normal very quickly with absolutely no force. we do have some people here just to get a bit of reaction. —— no fuss. connie, you're a student here in glasgow, is that light? is that what you're expecting? i saw the news that _ that what you're expecting? i saw the news that they _ that what you're expecting? i saw the news that they did _ that what you're expecting? i saw the news that they did shows - that what you're expecting? i saw-"r" the news that they did shows an alert on the news, what you were expecting but i only saw a little bit of it but i didn't think it would actually happen. mas bit of it but i didn't think it would actually happen. was it quite loud in your — would actually happen. was it quite loud in your phone? _ would actually happen. was it quite loud in your phone? this _ would actually happen. was it quite loud in your phone? this is - would actually happen. was it quite loud in your phone? this is big - loud in your phone? this is big enou:h loud in your phone? this is big enough at _ loud in your phone? this is big enough at different _ loud in your phone? this is big enough at different times. - loud in your phone? this is big. enough at different times. mine loud in your phone? this is big - enough at different times. mine was a bit early and put a new system in my phone from an update. we a bit early and put a new system in my phone from an update.- my phone from an update. we are exectin: my phone from an update. we are exoeeting that? — my phone from an update. we are expecting that? no. _ my phone from an update. we are expecting that? no. did _ my phone from an update. we are expecting that? no. did you - my phone from an update. we are expecting that? no. did you know| expecting that? no. did you know much about the alert before? same much about the alert before? some --eole much about the alert before? some people were — much about the alert before? some people were talking _ much about the alert before? some people were talking about - much about the alert before? some people were talking about it - much about the alert before? some people were talking about it in - people were talking about it in school were mostlyjust people were talking about it in school were mostly just talking people were talking about it in school were mostlyjust talking at how it would be. i saw some years and tiktok that some people were kind of scared about it and some
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likely to follow. oh, yeah. i'm sorry. this is the newborn heel—prick blood test. its purpose is to screen for nine treatable genetic conditions, including cystic fibrosis. families affected by mld want it added to the nhs screening programme. if we have got there sooner with connie, if we realised there was an issue with connie sooner, then she would still be here with us now. connie, joe's older sister, wasn't diagnosed until she was five — too late for treatment. she died last year at the age of 13. we really need to be looking at newborn screening. we can test for it, we can treat it. these children just don't need to be dying the most awful, horrific deaths that
this is the newborn heel—prick blood test. its purpose is to screen for nine treatable genetic conditions, including cystic fibrosis. families affected by mld want it added to the nhs screening programme. if we have got there sooner with connie, if we realised there was an issue with connie sooner, then she would still be here with us now. connie, joe's older sister, wasn't diagnosed until she was five — too late for treatment. she died last year, at the age of 13. you really need to be looking at newborn screening. we can test for it, we can treat it. these children just don't need to be dying the most awful, horrific deaths that they're being subjected to. it's just not it's not fair.
its purpose is to screen for nine treatable genetic conditions, including cystic fibrosis. families affected by mld want it added to the nhs screening programme. if we have got there sooner with connie, if we realised there was an issue with connie sooner, then she would still be here with us now. connie, joe's older sister, wasn't diagnosed until she was five — too late for treatment. she died last year, at the age of 13. you really need to be looking at newborn screening. we can test for it, we can treat it. these children just don't need to be dying the most awful, horrific deaths that they're
this is the newborn heel—prick blood test. its purpose is to screen for nine treatable genetic conditions, including cystic fibrosis. families affected by mld want it added to the nhs screening programme. if we'd have got there sooner with connie, if we realised there was an issue with connie sooner, then she would still be here with us now. connie, joe's older sister, wasn't diagnosed until she was five — too late for treatment. she died last year, at the age of 13. you really need to be looking at newborn screening. we can test for it, we can treat it. these children just don't need to be dying the most awful,
screening programme. if we have got there sooner with connie, if we realisedl there was an issue with connie sooner, then she would still be here with us now. connie, joe's older sister, wasn't diagnosed until she was five. too late for treatment. she died last year, at the age of 13. you really need to be looking at newborn screening. we can test for it, we can treat it. these children just don't need to be dying. the most awful, horrific deaths that they're being subjected to. it's just not it's not fair. for the scott family, screening might have meant their daughter, paige, could have been treated. it would literally save children's