Victim’s mother expects ‘catalogue of mistakes’ to be exposed in Sir John Saunders’ report on 2017 atrocity
has said she expects “a whole catalogue of mistakes” to be laid bare when a landmark report on the atrocity is published on Thursday.
Sir John Saunders, the chair of the public inquiry, will also scrutinise the role of counter-terrorism police and whether more could have been done to deradicalise the suicide bomber, Salman Abedi. She said: “Just like with volume 1 and volume 2 [of the inquiry], I expect there will be a whole catalogue of mistakes. Sometimes it feels like the attack was doomed to happen. It feels like so many things went wrong.”
The final report will cast the focus on to MI5 and police. Abedi had been on and off the radar of security services for seven years before his attack at the end of an Ariana Grande concert.
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