The heartbroken mum of an innocent man killed after a car ploughed into him five years ago has vowed she will never give up the fight for justice.
Grieving Vera Donovan lost her eldest son Stephen Lynch, 31, when he was deliberately mowed down by a car in the Brookview Close estate in Tallaght, South Dublin, on April 13, 2017. Investigators believe the father of three, who was not involved in criminality, was murdered because he asked the occupants of a Ford Focus to slow down as children were playing nearby.
The suspected driver of the Ford Focus was with another man in the car. They both fled on foot and to date have not been identified.
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Now Vera, who said the culprits “will get what they deserve” and “will all get karma for what they did,” has said she is fighting “hard to get justice” for her son. In an updated emotional post on the Stephen Lynch Memorial Page which Vera set up shortly after Stephen was killed, she also said: “Nothing is the same since you were so horribly taken from us.
“I will never give up fighting for justice for you. And I will get it.”
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