February 4th 2024.
Brianna Ghey's mother, Esther, has expressed her willingness to communicate with the mother of her daughter's killer, Scarlett Jenkinson. In an interview with BBC's Sunday program, Esther shared that she holds no grudge against Jenkinson's mother for what her daughter did. She even extended an invitation for Jenkinson's mother to reach out to her if she ever wants to talk.
Esther also mentioned her desire to understand the upbringing and experiences of Jenkinson and her family. She empathizes with the challenges of being a parent in today's world, with technology and the internet being ever-present in children's lives. Esther acknowledges the difficulty of monitoring a child's online activities and wants Jenkinson's mother to know that she understands the struggles of being a parent.
Ever since the sentencing of her daughter's killer, Esther has been advocating for stricter measures to prevent children from accessing social media on their phones. It was revealed that Jenkinson and her accomplice, Eddie Ratcliffe, had plotted the murder by watching violent and disturbing videos on the dark web and using messaging apps.
Esther's selfless message to Jenkinson's mother highlights her determination to prevent similar tragedies from happening in the future. She believes that there should be a law in place mandating the use of child-friendly phones for those under 16 years old. These phones would not have access to social media apps and would come with software that alerts parents of any concerning online activity.
Esther hopes that through these measures, parents can have a better understanding and control of their children's online behavior. She believes that if such measures were in place, the tragic loss of her daughter's life could have been prevented.
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