but one point springs to mind regarding the news article, where it says:
"Although rare, figures show that a child in the United Kingdom is far more likely to be murdered by his or her parent than by a stranger".
I always understood that, WORLDWIDE, statistics have shown that the vast MAJORITY of people (whether child or adult) who have been murdered are usually murdered by a family member rather than a total stranger.
but one point springs to mind regarding the news article, where it says:
"Although rare, figures show that a child in the United Kingdom is far more likely to be murdered by his or her parent than by a stranger".
I always understood that, WORLDWIDE, statistics have shown that the vast MAJORITY of people (whether child or adult) who have been murdered are usually murdered by a family member rather than a total stranger.