Bomb finder Jack has to sleep in car My girl wanted to help get justice for Louella
Mum of killer rapper’s ex on why she helped authorities nail fiend
Louella’s dad, TV actor John Michie, and killer Ceon Broughton it was sad. She gave it to the police.” Maria admitted she had sent her daughter away on a “long vacation”, adding: “She is very upset. She’s had to take time off from uni.” Paulina’s music producer dad Ingemar said of Broughton: “I hope he rots in hell.” At Winchester crown court Louella’s dad, Holby City actor John Michie, said in a statement: “I go to bed every night with the trauma of the image of Louella, crying out to her mum and dad, her brother and sister to help her, but there was only one person who could have helped.”
scoops@sundaymirror.co.uk A BRITISH army bomb finder is penniless and living in a car.
Jack Lamb, 25, has battled PTSD since taking a bullet in the face in Afghanistan six years ago.
It took a 13-hour operation to save his life and three years in recovery.
“I was one of the best bombfinders in the army,” says Jack, shown left as a soldier and with the VW Golf where he keeps his things. “I came into the real world with no real skills and severe brain damage.”
The ex-rifleman, from Jarrow, Tyne and Wear, is living on benefits and says the army did not help him adjust to a normal working life.
He now hopes to train with a specialist company so he can carry out humanitarian work helping to clear minefields in former war zones.
Louella died at a festival in 2017 as Broughton filmed and laughed His ex Paulina spoke out