Oliver Shone: Boy Killed By Log, Gisborne beach calls for justice
A gruesome incident has been reported which shows the murder of a boy. Now this news takes only a few minutes to get viral on social media and multiple news websites and soon people start looking to know the details of the death. Many people are linking this death to murder and some are still wondering what happened with the boy that became the reason for his death. Well, the reports state that the incident happened in the month of January and now finally after 3-4 months, the grandmother of the deceased has talked about the incident. She is still in shock with the death of her grandchild and wants justice for him.
Who was Oliver Shone? Boy Killed By Log
The deceased was identified as Oliver Shone who was assassinated by a forestry log on a Gisborne beach. Now his grandmother states that she wants justice for his death. She narrated the entire incident to the reporter and mentioned that she was on holiday with Oliver in January when her 11-year-old old grandchild was lethally wounded on Waikanae Beach. She has decided to talk about the passing of her dear one because she is scared other children will die and she wants strict action on slash, waste material, and woody debris from forestry industry harvesting.
he states that “If somebody had shot his grandchild they had been in jail. If a car had collided with him they would also be in jail. But a log is not a reason for death, as per them.” She further added, “All I want is justice for Oliver. It was not the time for him to leave the world as he had his entire life ahead of him. I don’t want any more children getting assassinated by logs. I don’t want any more deaths.” The grandmother of the deceased wants the forestry industry to be held accountable stating it is time they need to sort out their slash.”
The grandmother of the deceased wants the forestry industry to take responsibility for the death. She further added that “How to cam you let those logs roll downhills, destroying the houses and homes of the people and livelihoods-everything?” You need to be careful while rolling down these deadly logs in rivers and beaches. Somebody needs to take responsibility for this.” The grandmother of Oliver is totally devastated by his death as he was her only grandchild and she doesn’t want any other parents to go through with such pain. She wants only justice for him. She states that Oliver was a caring and lovely child who had a bright future ahead of him but this incident has changed everything.
