When Kelly Brown answered her phone, she soon realised it was a call that no parent ever wants to receive. Her fun loving, beautiful boy Rhamero, 16, had been stabbed, the latest victim of Greater Manchester's knife crime epidemic.
She and her sister jumped into their car, desperate for answers. When they arrived at what was to be the scene of her son's murder, Rhamero had already been put in an ambulance by paramedics.
She was met with a scene of horror, of flashing lights and a police cordon. Kelly shouted to the ambulance, screaming to be let in to see her son. But it drove off, losing in a race against time to try and save her youngest son.
