Whilst thinking about Adam one night one of our committee members who is Adams friend wrote a heartfelt poem for our page. Mixed with emotion, grief and frustration do the right thing was born...

This was picked up by one of our great supporters singer, radio presenter and songwriter asa Murphy. Adams story and do the right thing resonated with Asa and this helped him to turn the lovely words into a beautiful song.

Our committee family along with Adams family & friends joined asa in the recording studio yesterday to record the song 

We had such a lovely, emotional and uplifting day watching Adams story come to life.

We can honestly say hearing the words and music together were absolutely amazing and were so excited to share this with you.

Since Adams passing (Saturday 4th November 2017) despite the heartbreak and grief we felt, our fight for Justice had begun.

We have shared our thoughts, feelings, shared videos, pictures and cctv footage of those responsible in killing Adam in the hope of bringing those forward who are withholding vital information of Adams murder.

We are still waiting.

Music can tell a story and does so in a powerful way, it reaches out to many people in some ways they can relate too, some songs stick with people for many reasons...

This song we sing is about Adam, his life from a little boy to a young man, he had so much to live for, so much to give.

He had a right to live...

We can’t thank Asa Murphy enough for turning the poem into an amazing song, and for doing this on a completely voluntary basis. Your support is very much appreciated and we can never thank you enough. We would also like to thank the producer Simon who produced the song in record time. Mike our videographer who captured the whole experience for us.

The fabulous pianist who did am amazing piano piece in the song

And our fabulous committee member who started all this with her amazing and beautiful words we are all so very proud of you and we know Adam would be too.

So please listen to the song and most of all do the right thing.

Can You Help?

Anyone with information can report it via Merseyside Police’s online ‘Major Incident Public Portal’ (www.mipp.police.uk) and click on the Merseyside Police badge. 

You can also DM @MerPolCC, or call 101 or leave information anonymously with the Crimestoppers charity on 0800 555 111 or via www.crimestoppers-uk.org

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