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Aftermath of a fire at 439 New Cross Road, London, which killed 13 young black people
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Aftermath of a fire at 439 New Cross Road, London, which killed 13 young black people
Aftermath of a fire at 439 New Cross Road, London, which killed 13 young black people. Commander Graham Stockwell, Head of South Londons CID at a press conference at Brockley Police Station. 19th January 1981
Eric Harlow
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
London
England
DM 81 287
Media ID 21922332
© Mirrorpix
Crime Fire Investigation Police Police Officer 1981 Deptford
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This poignant print captures the aftermath of a devastating fire that occurred at 439 New Cross Road in London, resulting in the tragic loss of 13 young black lives. The image showcases Commander Graham Stockwell, Head of South London's CID, addressing the press during a solemn press conference held at Brockley Police Station on January 19th, 1981. In this powerful snapshot from the early 1980s, we witness the gravity and somberness etched on Commander Stockwell's face as he addresses an eager crowd seeking answers about this heart-wrenching incident. As head of the investigation into this crime that shook Deptford to its core, his presence exudes determination and compassion for those affected by this horrific event. The photograph serves as a reminder of both tragedy and resilience within our society. It symbolizes not only the immense loss suffered by these young black individuals but also highlights law enforcement's commitment to uncovering justice amidst such devastation. Eric Harlow's skillful capture freezes a moment in time forever engraved in history—a testament to how one single act can leave an indelible mark on communities and ignite change. This profound image invites us to reflect upon our collective responsibility towards preventing such tragedies while honoring those who lost their lives too soon.
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