“All he could say was ‘I tried to help her’,” she said.
“He just keeps saying that he’s alone now, he’s on his own.”
Her son had spent Sunday afternoon with Zara’s mother. The pair were “each other’s first love,” his mother said.
“She came around when he was 14 and just turned his whole life around. She got him on track.”
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