Funeral of 9-year-old Alice da Silva Aguiar, victim of Southport tragedy, to be held with a celebration of her life and love for dancing.

Alice was one of three kids who died in a stabbing at a dance class last month.

August 11th 2024.

Funeral of 9-year-old Alice da Silva Aguiar, victim of Southport tragedy, to be held with a celebration of her life and love for dancing.
The community of Southport has been deeply saddened by the tragic loss of three young girls, including nine-year-old Alice da Silva Aguiar, who were killed in a stabbing attack on July 29. As her funeral approaches, the town is preparing to come together to pay tribute to Alice and honor her memory.

On the day of the attack, Alice was attending a Taylor Swift-themed dance class when she was targeted by a knifeman. She sadly passed away in the hospital the following day. Along with Alice, seven-year-old Elsie Dot Stancombe and six-year-old Bebe King also lost their lives in the senseless act of violence.

According to a local priest, Alice's parents have expressed their wish for their daughter to "dance to heaven". This reflects Alice's love for dancing and serves as a beautiful image to remember her by. At a recent memorial service, Alice's parents were seen holding a pair of her ballet shoes as they entered the venue.

Father John Heneghan, who last saw Alice the day before she was killed, described her parents as "devout Catholics" who are surrounded by love and support from their close-knit Portuguese community. He also mentioned the outpouring of kindness and compassion from the people of Southport and beyond.

In the wake of the tragedy, 18-year-old Axel Rudakubana was charged with murder for his involvement in the girls' deaths. The parents of Bebe King, Lauren and Ben, spoke publicly for the first time and expressed their gratitude for the overwhelming support they have received from the community. They also revealed that their other daughter, Genie, had witnessed the attack but managed to escape.

The deaths of these young girls have sparked violence and unrest across England and Northern Ireland, resulting in numerous arrests. In a plea for peace, Elsie Dot Stancombe's mother, Lisa, took to social media to ask for an end to the violence. She praised the heroic efforts of the police and urged for the community to come together in solidarity.

As the town of Southport prepares for the funeral of Alice da Silva Aguiar and mourns the loss of all three girls, the love and support shown by the community serves as a reminder of the goodness and kindness in the world.

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