Ms Cunningham's family say there were "multiple chances" for people to intervene.
Of course, no blame attached to their daughter?.....and all down to
TfL» to protect people from their own actions.
It would serve us right if TfL just pulled all night tube services off again. We managed without them in the past. Or people take (sole) responsibility for what they stick into their bodies - legal & not so legal.
And all sympathy ought to go to the poor driver....not the (ir)responsible adult in this story.
Sorry, but stories like this make by blood boil. No one's fault other than the deceased person. She *chose* to walk off the end of the platform, nothing imbibed or otherwise made her do it. You are still in charge of your senses, so know what you are doing.
Personally I have sympathy with all concerned, and the loss of a young life is utterly tragic.
I hope you never lose or have cause to mourn a child Chris. It is, quite simply, the worst thing imaginable. If you can't sympathise with the parents, at least try to empathise.
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