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1 . I am single and live at the above address with my mother Mr

1 have no children. I am employed as a tele sales

upervisor w u n h e y a re in dir e ct ma r ke t, i ng th e y

t r a d e a t . i v e r poo j.

S. 1 have sat in on the meeting with H r Mo r nia n j ONES, Solicitor of

/V«23/$r?and Malcolm HORROCKS when he gave his

statement surrounding the circumstances of the disaster at

Hillsborough Sheffield on 15 April 89 (1504.89? and 1 agree with the

contents. This statement therefore will deal primarily with what

happened at the ground and what Happened to me during the course of

the time I was actually in the ground and thereafter.

3 • As stated by Mai col m HORROCKS we had. gone up to Sheffield to see

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the Li. ver poo 3. Nottingham F o re s t semi f i nal on 15 A pr i I 1989 (130489 )

and when we arrived at the ground having gone by bus this is the

•first away game I have ever been to I watch Liverpool playing at- home

but have never been to an away game previously,, When I saw the

crowds initially I wasn't frightened bat when we had gone through the

outer perimeter and were trying to get through the turns111es then I

did start to become frightened. We were probably waiting for about

15/20 minutes outside the turnstile to get into the ground it was

just chaos outside there was no contro1>■ queue or line of people I

j u s t s a w t w a p o 1 i c e m e n o n h o r s e fa a c k I c o u 1 d n ’ t r e m e m b e r s e e i n g a n y

o t hi e r p o 1 i c e m e n about.

When 1 have been to Liverpool although there have been large crowds

there I have always found there has been a lot more police to

supervise the queueing and keep the crowds under control. I was

bruiseci and shaken by tne time 1 go through the turnstile. Kei tn and

David were trying to keep me with them because obviously the crowd

was pushing around to try and get through and Keith had my ticket.

We e vent ua.5.1 y go t t hr ough t ha tur ns t i 1 e one of t he s uppo r t e r s put hi s

hands out to let us get through in other words he forced the crowd

back to allow us to get into the turnstiles I heard people shouting to

o p a n u p t h e g a t e s t o 1 <? t p e o p 1 e t h r o u g h w i t h o u t g a i n g t h r o u g h t h s

turnstiles but nothing had happened 1 don’t think I. was thinking

about that at the time all I. was thinking about was trying to stay

with Keith obviously 1 didn't want to lose him because he had my

ticket and without that I couldn’t get in the ground. When we went

through the turnstile we didn’t see any stewards about the boys went

to the toilet and then when they came back we made our way down the

tunnel , they had a 1 ready opened the gates twi ce by this time ta

a 11 ow the crowds through. A st/rqer of people came through 1 am

talking about the concertina gates w h ich had been pulled open.

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Hundreds of fans cam© through and went down the tunnel Keith went to

get a programme and then we walked down the tunnel by this time the

big surge of people who had been let in had gone Keith saw the

policeman closing the gate again afterwards, Once we reached the

terracing we started to walk down as we were making our way down

through the crowd I remember thinking to myself I hope it is not

going to be like this the whole of the game because :i. t was very

crowded then. We made our way down the terracing towards the front

there was just one row of people in front of us and then there was a

f e n c e .

We had almost arrived at the point were we were going to stand before

trie teams came out onto the pitch that would have been about 2.30pm

( 'h'tS'U) 1 1 was when we were standing sti 11 we started to feel the

p r e s s u r e f r o m t h e c r o w d b e n i n a b u i1 d i n g u pi K e 1 1 h a n d D a v i a w e r s b o t h

s ay x n g u o me ci o n v t wo r r y i i- w x 1 ea s e o f t x n a m i n u \ e b u C i ■..■ d i ci n ' l

the pressure built up, you always get a last minute surge before the

kick off and then the pressure eases off and then you can stand

comfortably, however that didn't happen here the pressure just

corit i nued then there was one almighty surge I can't be quite sure

whether this was brought before or after the game started, you

couldn’t see anything of the game or see what was happening it might

have been after the game had started as I understand that P^ter

BEARDSLEY hit the cross bar a few minutes after 3 o ’clock (1500). I

couldn’t move at all my hands were pinned to my side I seemed to be

swaying with the crowd my feet were pinned to one position on the

ground 1. was screaming and all around me people were screaming as

well because the pressure around was so unbearable I was gasping for

ax r but there was no thing tnere i wasn ~ able to expand my lungs

because of the pr essur e we were a 11 suf f e r i nq f r om the peo p 1 e ar ounci

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was g o i n g t o b I a n k o u t and vKei th and. David and Arthur were saying

keep your head up don’t- give up I actual ly felt at this point that I

was going to ale I had never experienced this sort of pressure before

the experience is the most frightening experience I have ever been

through in my life the 3 boys behind me were gone they were dead my

nose was pressed against one of the boys who was dead I could see

that he was deaci 3. managed to get one gasp of air and I was shouting

a t t h e fao y ! o wa k e u p t he r e w e r e 3 o f t h e m a 13. t o g e I h e r t he y we r e

only a b o u t 16 / '1 / i n o t h e r w o r d s i n t h e i r t e s n s « W e s h o u t e d t o t, h e

police for help initially when we were shouting for help from the

p o 1 i c e t h a y i g n o r e d u s a t f i r s t I c a vs ’ t u n d e r s t a n d w h y t h e y d i d n * t cl o

anything they should have realised something was happens, ng I would

have done if 1 had been in their situation,. Eventually they opened

u p t h © g a t e a t t n e f r o n t a n ci 1 e t s o m & p e o p J. e o u t b u t t h e n c i o s e ci x t

again we had a g iimmer of hops faecause we were quite close to tne

g a t e a n d. }. t h o u g n t w e w o u 1 ci c.< e a b 1 e t o esc a p e o u t o f t n e r e b u t e v e n

as they were taking the fans out the pressure didn't ease off at all

and the crowd didn't seem to appreciate what was going on the

pressure just continued all around us. David had hold of my

shou3. de r s to kee p some of the pr essure of f me and they ke pt ta 1 k i nq

t o m e . A r t h u r H 0 R R 0 € K S w a s j u s t fa e h i n d m e t h e 1 a s t t h i n g I r e m e m b e r

him saying to me was keep your head up keep breathing and then he

said to Keith I can’t breathe I know I almost went I wanted to be

sick but Keith told me not to be and 1 tried to hold back. I

r emem.be r the pressure easing and I could get some breath into me all

the people who were around me who were still alive were saying you

will be okay the were reassuring me and said I would be out in a

minute I don’t know now I survived as there were a lot of people

around me had died. The crush barrier which was behind us actually

b e n t u n d e r t h e t> r e s s u r e .

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A coloured lad came up and helped me out but my legs were trapped by

the bodies all around me. I was carried uo the side of the railings

p and passed over to a poiiceman on the other side of the railings into

t he right hand section of the Lepping Ln end. 1 was t he n ca r r i ed

down and put onto the grass. 3/4 policemen were massaging me to try

and get my blood to circulate I felt dazed and felt as if I wanted to

black out 1 just wanted to go to sleep I was gasping for air ail the

time. I tried to get up ana I dropped to the ground again and one of

the supporters came up and helped me up 1 wanted to look for my

boyfriend Keith but in fact he was coming towards me at this point.

There was a message over the tannoy to clear the pitch that was the

v e r y f i r s t rn e s s a g e o v e r t h e t a n n o v s i n c e a 11 t h e t r o u. b 1 e s t a r t e d w e

noticed fans were r1pping down the advertising hordings I understand

they were used as tern po rary s t ret che r s we were both in a daze and

shocked I couldn't feel anything I was totally numb we made our way

out to the first aid area we sat down and Malcolm came in and we met

up with him and it was then that he told us that Arthur had died, W«

tried to comfort another lad who was in a trance he was very

distressed and sobbing we were moved away and we sat down on pile of

sand presumably left by the builders. Malcolm was actually told to

move on by a motorbike policeman I was examined by a St John's

Ambu1ance girl and she suspected I had broken ribs and they examined

K e i t h ' s f o o t a s h e w a s j. n p a i n „

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just chaos outside there was no cot^^o.!, queue' j(/v|;iti:e; of people ■/!-.-

just saw two pol i c emery^frt h a r s eba c k I couldn't remember seeing any

other policemen about. • ,

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there 1 have always found, there has been a lot more police to

supervise the queueing and keep the crowds under control. I w j

Tiis^-r^rid shak^fT by the t i roe I go th r g u p tT the turnstile!^. Keith a jd J

A/C/2I ^David weni tirying to keep ae with them because obviously the crowd

was^»^fhing around to try and get through and Keith had my tl'eket.,

e v e n t u a l l y . ' . g o t 1 • on® of the supporters put hisWe

hands out to let us get through in other words he forced

back to allow us to get into "1 * -* * -* - i . * h

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turnstiles but nothing had happened I don’t, think I wa*

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with Keith obviously I didn't want to lose him because'he had my /'

ticket and without that 1 couldn't get in the ground. When we, went • *•

through the turnstile we didn't see any stewards about the boys went .

to .the toilet and then When they came back we made our way down the

tunnel, they had already opened twi ce by this time to

allow the crowds through." A lurg^^^b^l^ople came through I am

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there was just one^j^w^Cf people in front of us and then there was a

We had almost arrived at the point were we were going to sta n^

the teams came out pnto the pitch that would have been about "£j>*rpfTf

<145j2'fit was when we were standing still we started to feel the

pressure from the crowd behind building up Keith and David were both

saying to five don't worry it will ease off in a minute but it didn’t'.

the pressure built up, you always get a last minute surge before the -

kick off and then the pressure eases off and then you can stand

:omfortably, however that didn't happen heff

cont i rtued then there was one almighty surge I can’t be quite sure

whether this was brought before or after th» gaj»® started y&U ;

see wltrfCwa* ha---couldn't see anything of the game or

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couldn't move at all my hands were pinned to my side X seemed to bt

swaying with the crowd my feet were pinned to one position on the

ground I was screaming and all around me people were screaming as

well because the pressure around was so unbearable X was gaspi©feSS?

air out there was nothing there I wasn't able to expand my lung®

because of the pressure we were all suffering from the people around

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that he was aeati j . man* y «d to gel one gasp of air and I was shouting

at the bey tc waks up there were 3 of them all together tfmy were

onlv about 16/17 in otnef words i n their teens. We shj?«ted to the

police for help initially when we were shouting for help from the

police they Lgffored us at first 1 can’t understand whyv..they\:di^byvV-';

anything they should have realised somethi ng. W4«. .ha^p*-^

nave done if I had been in their situation. ''Eventually.:;'th!*yc;Oj3

up the gate at the^front and let some cyB^fple out but t;he|» :

again we had a glimmer of hope because we were quite close to the

gate and I thought we would oe able to escape out of there but even

as they were taking the fans out the pressure didn’t ease off at all

and the crowd didn't seem to appreciate what was going on the

pressure just continued all around us. David had hold of my"*5-

shoulders to keep some of the pressure: o##;vin«'.'-#4n4'. ,’t.hey kept talking

/ym<r f c c c u uto me. Arthur HOfwOCKS was just behindind me the last thing 1 remember.

him saying to me was keep your head up keep breathing and then he. •’

said to Keith 1 can’t breathe I know I 4 Imost went, I wanted to

sick but Keith told the not to be and I tried to hold back. 1

remember the pressure easing and I could get some breath into me all

the people who were around me who were still alive were saying you

will oa okay the were reassuring me and said 1 would be out.in a

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alack out I j u s t wanted to go to sleep 1 was gasping for air all the;.,'

time. I tried to get u p and I dropped to the ground a g a i n and one of/

the supporters came up and helped me up I wanted to look for my-

boyfriend Keith but i n fact he was coming towards me at tfrif point» v /

There was a message over the tannoy to clear the pitch that was the

very first message over the tanndy since all ttje trouble started w©

noticed fans were ripping down the advertisjj/ng hordings I understand

they were used as temporary stretchers we were both in a daze and

shocked I couldn't feel anything 1 was totally numb we made our way

out to the first aid area we sat down and Malcolm came in and we met.

up with him and it was thsn that he told us that Arthur had di«d, W*

tried to comfort another lad who was in a trance he was very

distressed and sobbing we were moved away and we sat. down pn pile o# ...

sand presumably left by the builders. Malcolm was *ctu*lty._ t»l,4

move on by a motorbike policeman I was

Ambulance girl and she suspected I had brokets rib* ahd thfcy' fekitoitofcd/V\ * * v *A *

Keith’s foot as he was in pain."a’.I

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8. When the tickets were handed in at the turns t'i1e the ticket

collector took both sides of the ticket for both of us............................ - " — . »■ ' ■ ■' . - ■ ■ . K . H.m.w.l..... f- > ........ ...............

■ K STfiWART SIGNED

STATEMENT TAKEN PLACE:

TIME:

WITNESS TO SIGNATURE:

OFFICERS SIGNATURE:

DATE'S