Harry Dunn family ‘re-traumatised’ by returned items

The family of Harry Dunn, a teenage motorcyclist who was killed in a car crash outside a US military base in England, has been left “re-traumatised” after receiving items belonging to their son that were returned by the US government. The items, including a sweatshirt and a book, were sent back to the family without any explanation or apology.

Charlotte Charles, Harry’s mother, expressed her dismay and frustration at the lack of sensitivity shown by the US authorities. She stated that the return of the items had brought back painful memories of losing her son in a tragic and avoidable accident.

The family has been campaigning for justice for Harry and has been calling for the extradition of Anne Sacoolas, the American woman who was allegedly driving the car that hit Harry. Sacoolas claimed diplomatic immunity and left the UK shortly after the accident, sparking an international controversy.

Despite their ongoing fight for justice, the Dunn family continues to be faced with insensitivity and indifference from the US government. The return of Harry’s personal items has only added to their pain and suffering, further highlighting the need for accountability and transparency in this heartbreaking case.