Family issue tributes to Karl Stanislaus

Wednesday, 1 May 2024 13:00

Members of Karl Stanislaus’s family have released tributes to him after Tyrell James was sentenced to life imprisonment for his murder.

In a joint statement from Karl’s daughters, they said: “To have our dad taken away to such a vicious crime is completely unthinkable.

“The pain is immense. Every day, we miss you, your laugh, the light you brought to the world.

“We honour and cherish your memory forever. Rest in Peace.”

Karl’s mother said: “It takes a lifetime to learn and to live and a moment to die.

“That moment saw Karl taken from my family, and the thought that Karl died alone, scared and in pain will haunt my family forever.”

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