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Sarah Reed was a woman, a mother and a daughter
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SARAH REED was a mother and a daughter. She died because she was a woman and because she was black at the young age of 32, in Holloway Prison in January this year.
Prison authorities claim she strangled herself to death in her bed in her cell. Sarah was let down repeatedly by numerous public authorities, which ultimately led to her death in a prison she should never have been in.
In 2003 Sarah’s baby died following an illness, and she and her partner had to transport their deceased baby from the hospice to the undertakers in a taxi. The loss and the events after affected Sarah’s mental health, causing her to suffer from depression over the coming years.
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