Family united in grief appeals for help to track girl’s killers

THE uncles of murdered Mary-Ann Leneghan, 16, spoke yesterday of the family’s grief following her brutal killing.

Wed, 11 May, 2005 - 01:00
Simon Evans

Mary-Ann’s father Bertie left Mayo in the 1970s and his mother, Molly still lives there.

Paul and Tony Harris faced the media at Reading police station, around two miles from where her body was found in a park.

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