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Family's sorrow after swimming pool tragedy



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Published Date: 11 February 2008
By Gary Martin
A TODDLER has drowned after falling into a swimming pool in Spain.
Molly May Counsell, aged 20 months, was found floating in the pool after wandering from her family's home in Tijola, Granada.
Her parents Lucy Counsell (34) and John Richards (61) found her after a frantic 35 minute search and are said to be inconsolable.
Lucy is originally from Grosmont but she moved to Spain with John several years ago. Her parents Sandra and David live in Eskdaleside, Grosmont.
In an internet tribute Lucy wrote: "A short but amazing life, we loved her so much, life will never be the same again. My little star."
* Full story in tomorrow's Whitby Gazette.



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  • Last Updated: 11 February 2008 2:37 PM
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