I am Ranjit Gill. I was murdered by my husband!!!
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My name is Kay Aujla and I am doing this fundraiser for my sister Ranjit Gill's boys as she was murdered 31st Jan 2021.
She left behind two beautiful boys who are being cared for they best they can be. Her youngest turned 6, 5 days after her death. These are words I thought I would never have to write and am crying as I am typing this.
She lived for her boys that she loved and all she thought about was their future and well being only, like any normal mother would. She doted on them and they meant the whole world to her.
However, her life has been trajically cut short and she will never be able to see them grow up. We, the family and boys really miss her and I know that we will do forever until eternity she will be in our hearts. She will always smile down on her boys and her heart will beat on through her loved ones..
She is amongst the moon and stars with our beloved Mum and Dad. She can not defend herself, she is helpless so we have to get her justice. We will fight for this and I needed to update you all that her perpetrator has pleaded not guilty. I have also added some links below.
She was a bright, vivacious girl, full of life and laughter, she could light up any room and brighten anyone's day. When my Mum died she said it was my duty to look after my sisters as I was the eldest but I failed. I wish I could have saved her and I tried, we all did. She was more like my daughter than my sister, she was always the baby of the family. She was a princess, she was spoilt but she was loved. She gave much love in return. She would always help people, whether it was emotional support or food and supported many local charities.
She had an abudance of energy and smiles, even though she was in pain, whether it be broken jaw or fractured cheekbone. She always said she had fallen or had bumped into something. She said the same thing when her ankles were broken, she said she fell down the stairs. She wanted to keep a family home so badly. She wanted a home for her boys. She would never had left them.
These are some of the things written about her, am sure there will be much more after the trial:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-55897226
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9213981/Husband-46-court-charged-murdering-43-year-old-wife.html
https://www.facebook.com/MKCommunityHub/posts/-man-charged-with-murder-in-milton-keynes-following-an-investigation-by-thames-v/1835538963269804/
https://www.miltonkeynes.co.uk/news/crime/husband-accused-murdering-his-wife-milton-keynes-3122860
https://twitter.com/countdeadwomen/status/1357391681994260482?lang=en
She left behind two beautiful boys who are being cared for they best they can be. Her youngest turned 6, 5 days after her death. These are words I thought I would never have to write and am crying as I am typing this.
She lived for her boys that she loved and all she thought about was their future and well being only, like any normal mother would. She doted on them and they meant the whole world to her.
However, her life has been trajically cut short and she will never be able to see them grow up. We, the family and boys really miss her and I know that we will do forever until eternity she will be in our hearts. She will always smile down on her boys and her heart will beat on through her loved ones..
She is amongst the moon and stars with our beloved Mum and Dad. She can not defend herself, she is helpless so we have to get her justice. We will fight for this and I needed to update you all that her perpetrator has pleaded not guilty. I have also added some links below.
She was a bright, vivacious girl, full of life and laughter, she could light up any room and brighten anyone's day. When my Mum died she said it was my duty to look after my sisters as I was the eldest but I failed. I wish I could have saved her and I tried, we all did. She was more like my daughter than my sister, she was always the baby of the family. She was a princess, she was spoilt but she was loved. She gave much love in return. She would always help people, whether it was emotional support or food and supported many local charities.
She had an abudance of energy and smiles, even though she was in pain, whether it be broken jaw or fractured cheekbone. She always said she had fallen or had bumped into something. She said the same thing when her ankles were broken, she said she fell down the stairs. She wanted to keep a family home so badly. She wanted a home for her boys. She would never had left them.
These are some of the things written about her, am sure there will be much more after the trial:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-55897226
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9213981/Husband-46-court-charged-murdering-43-year-old-wife.html
https://www.facebook.com/MKCommunityHub/posts/-man-charged-with-murder-in-milton-keynes-following-an-investigation-by-thames-v/1835538963269804/
https://www.miltonkeynes.co.uk/news/crime/husband-accused-murdering-his-wife-milton-keynes-3122860
https://twitter.com/countdeadwomen/status/1357391681994260482?lang=en
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Kay Aujla
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