Ten weeks on, April's parents describe pain of loss
The parents of missing April Jones spoke today of their pain at realising they will never see their daughter alive again.
The parents of missing April Jones spoke today of their pain at realising they will never see their daughter alive again.
April Jones vanished from her home town in Wales a month ago today. Despite continuing daily searches, the five-year-old is yet to be found.
Detectives investigating the abduction of April Jones have until this afternoon to charge or release murder suspect Mark Bridger.
"Christmas will be a difficult time without April among us," her parents said in a statement released today.
"We are coming to terms with the fact that out baby girl has been taken from us."
"We realise this is a big news story, but to us it is our lives," they added.
Dyfed-Powys police tell me they are still working on a 60km square search area around Machynlleth.
They keep in daily contact with April's parents, they said.
The parents of April Jones released a statement this morning, ten weeks after she went missing.
"The pain of our tragic loss doesn't get any easier," they said.
"With support, we are taking each day at a time."
Five-year-old April Jones vanished from her home town Machynlleth in Wales 10 weeks ago and the little girl has not been seen since.
Police are continuing their painstaking search for the missing schoolgirl who was last seen getting into a vehicle near her home.
April Jones vanished from her home town in Wales a month ago today. Despite continuing daily searches, the five-year-old is yet to be found.
Read the full storyThe Mayor of Machynlleth Gareth Jones has told ITV News the town is still "very focused" on finding April Jones and is still helping the police with their searches.
All over April Jones' home town of Machynlleth in mid-Wales there are reminders that the missing five-year-old is never far from people's thoughts.