Prince of Wales: My heartfelt sympathy
Last updated at 15:18, Friday, 04 June 2010
THE Prince of Wales said he was "utterly horrified" to learn about the mass shooting in Cumbria which has claimed 12 lives.
He described the killings as "brutally tragic" and asked for his condolences and those of his wife the Duchess of Cornwall to be passed on to the families whose lives had been "torn apart".
The heir to the throne's message was sent this morning to the Lord Lieutenant of Cumbria.
The message read: "My wife and I were utterly horrified to learn of the dreadful events which took place in Cumbria yesterday and can well imagine the devastating effect on the county.
"We would be so grateful if you could somehow convey our deepest condolences and heartfelt sympathy to the poor families whose lives have been so torn apart by such brutally tragic circumstances.
"It is scarcely bearable that Cumbria has had to endure this renewed suffering, particularly after last November's floods and the recent coach accident.
"Our hearts go out to Cumbria."
First published at 15:15, Friday, 04 June 2010
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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