PERTH, KOMPAS.com – One 11 year old boy of Australia suicide, after knowing that person rape he was free because he paid bail.
The funeral for the girl was held Monday local time (11/16/2020), where a sad family paid their last respects.
The funeral process for the victims was attended by hundreds of people. “We know you are in heaven. Looking at us with your mischievous grin and beautiful face,” said the family.
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11 years old boy it committed suicide last October after the person who allegedly raped her, Peter Frederick Humes, was released on bail.
The victim was reportedly very depressed because Humes, despite being charged with the sexual penetration of children under 13 years of age, was still allowed to leave.
The girl was reportedly raped by the 61-year-old man from 2014 to 2018, it was reported The Sun.
Mail Online reported that the girl’s family held a warning in front of the Parliament Building in Western Australia last month.
Family suffering
In front of the parliament building, the family demanded that there be a book that was given the girl’s name, Annalisse Ugle, which in essence confirmed rapist stay on hold.
The girl’s family wore a T-shirt with her printed on it with the words “Justice for Annalisse”, and shouted her name.
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To The West Australian, mother Samantha Wilson says she wants other children to be protected from sexual predators.
“We just want the Annalisse Law to be passed soon so that children can get protection. Because of my daughter, she is scared,” he said.
While quoted WA Today, Wilson said Annalisse was a cheerful and smart girl, who was ignored by the police and court.
Separately, Australian Prime Minister Mark McGowan admitted that the police had made a mistake in letting Humes walk.
“I have a daughter who is also 11 years old. This is incomprehensible. Obviously, there is a mistake here. The police admit it too,” said McGowan.
The police, through WA Assistant Regional Commissioner Jo McCabe, also acknowledged it, stressing that its members should not allow it.
Humes himself was reportedly re-arrested and thrown into prison after the charges against him escalated.
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