The father of murdered 26-year-old Elle Edwards has emotionally recalled the moment he walked up Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) with his daughter. Tim Edwards reflected on the life of Elle, who was killed during the Wirral pub shooting on Christmas Eve last year, during an interview with Susanna Reid and Ed Balls on ITV’s Good Morning Britain on Wednesday, July 12.
After mentioning how he’d seen a picture of Elle and her father on top of a mountain together, host Ed asked: “Was she the kind of girl who was happy to go with her dad up mountains?” Tim described how he is a keen mountain walker and Elle “eventually” came with him.
Tim told Suzanna and Ed: “Elle said, ‘Dad I don’t want to be doing big massive peaks or silly ones,’ so I took her to Snowdon. We were halfway up the mountain and she said, ‘Where are we dad?’ and I said, ‘I forgot to tell you, we’re halfway up Snowdon,’ so we ended up doing that together where she complained a bit but she did it and said it was the best thing she’d ever done.”
