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South Yorkshire Police will correct records to reflect that Sarah and Victoria Hicks did not die instantly in the 1989 Hillsborough disaster, aligning with medical evidence and prior findings.
South Yorkshire Police have pledged to correct official records to reflect that Sarah and Victoria Hicks, two teenagers killed in the 1989 Hillsborough disaster, did not die within seconds of losing consciousness, as previously claimed.
The change, welcomed by the girls’ parents, aligns with medical evidence and prior inquests concluding the victims were unlawfully killed.
Chief Constable Lauren Poultney committed to updating the records, with legal steps underway to formalize the correction in court.
The move marks a significant step in the family’s decades-long fight for truth and justice, though they stress the promise must be fulfilled to restore trust.
La Policía de South Yorkshire corregirá los registros para reflejar que Sarah y Victoria Hicks no murieron instantáneamente en el desastre de Hillsborough de 1989, alineándose con la evidencia médica y los hallazgos anteriores.