'We weren't provided with police aftercare after my husband's death'
Summary
A woman named Mimi Conder is asking for mandatory police support for families whose loved ones have died by suicide. She started a petition for a law, called Jason's Law, in memory of her husband. The goal is to ensure families get guidance during investigations and inquests.Key Facts
- Mimi Conder is advocating for mandatory police support for families affected by suicide.
- She proposes a law called Jason's Law, named after her husband Jason who died in September 2024.
- The petition seeks to have Family Liaison Officers (FLOs) provide guidance in cases of suicide.
- Currently, FLOs help explain criminal investigations but are not required for suicide cases.
- Mimi found the processes after her husband's death confusing and felt unsupported.
- The petition aims for trained officers to offer support, communication, and guidance to families.
- The government responds to petitions receiving over 10,000 signatures.
- Thames Valley Police follows national guidelines, stating FLOs are typically not needed for suicide cases since they are not suspicious deaths.
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