Messages of support have flooded in following Cheryl Korbel's emotional plea for information more than two weeks on from her daughter's murder.
The appeal was published yesterday (Tuesday, September 6) in the hope of people coming forward with information about the unknown gunman who fatally shot Olivia Pratt-Korbel who stood behind her mum in their home on Kingsheath Avenue in Dovecot on Monday, August 22.
Olivia's killer was trying to force his way into the nine-year-old's home in his pursuit of 35-year-old Joseph Nee who had stormed into the home when Cheryl had opened the door after she hear loud bangs outside before the gunman opened fire, first hitting the mum in the wrist, with the same bullet fatally hitting Olivia in the chest.
