Evidence heard at Arena public inquiry showed humanity at its best and worst, chairman says as he addresses victims' families
Evidence heard at the Manchester Arena public inquiry has shown humanity both at its worst and at its best, the chairman said as he addressed families to mark the publication of his third and final report.
"It is not possible to reach any conclusion on the balance of probabilities or to any other evidential standard as to whether the attack would have been prevented," he said. Sir John said he was ‘satisfied’ the Abedi brothers used an instruction video placed on the Internet by Islamic State to create the bomb.The evidence as a whole, said Sir John, had often been 'gruelling and distressing to listen to'.
"Amongst all that grief we should try and remember the positives as well along with the terrible events. The courage of members of the public and many members of the rescue services who did their best to help in appalling circumstances." "I have not been able to answer all of the questions that they wanted answered and I am aware that in my open report on volume three, I have raised more questions in their mind. I am sorry but that was inevitable. I did ask the questions; I did get answers; but for the reasons I have given I have not been able to report publicly what those answers were."
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