Let the babies go with their whanau and farewell their mother. Can't believe the man that took her life is begrudging them the chance to farewell their mother
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Sera Mulipola
10 years ago
It would break my heart if these 4 boys didn't get to say goodbye to their mum properly! The dad is a coward! Rest In Peace xx
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Rochelle
10 years ago
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Eugenia
10 years ago
May the Good Lord guide you home peacefully.
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Willie Tiuli
10 years ago
Get those kids home in NZ with their rightful family!!
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Priscilla drummond
10 years ago
Rip lady, hope your kids get back to nz in safe hands xo
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Ange Seychell
10 years ago
Let the boys go home with their family. Their father has lost his right to be a parent when he took their mother away from him.
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Paia Taumateine-Uhrle
10 years ago
Bring Sandra's four sons home.
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Xenia
10 years ago
I support this petition. Good luck to the family
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Debbie Robson
10 years ago
Children have suffered enough trauma with both parents gone from their lives. They deserve to be with Whanau and much aroha surrounding them
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Alisha Mauai
10 years ago
Love and prayers xo
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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pauna tarako
10 years ago
I feel for the grieving family and my heart breaks for these poor innocent children... They have every rite to be with their mother bak in NZ...Our Condolences to the families of Sandra and her kids...May u rest in peace dear sister... Praying for everyone who are trying their best to get Sandras kids to be with her in NZ..our God is a God of Miracles he works in mysterious ways...All the Best and God Bless...xoxo
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MIKAELA
10 years ago
Sometimes, the family you have left is all you need! Good luck with the boys! Hope the law brings your Whanau justice xxxx
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Bring them home!!!!
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Hamilton Lea
10 years ago
HE is a Murderer!!! he shouldnt be trust to have anything to do with his kids he should be lock in prison for the safety of the kids and his family ...he is mental
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Hope the boys get to be with you guys. My heart goes out to yous as you grieve the loss of a beautiful mother xx
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Cynthia Gascoigne
10 years ago
Please allow them to come home.
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Salote Tupouniua
10 years ago
Bring the boys home.
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Marilyn Whitmore
10 years ago
Rest in love mumma. May your boys take you home to your place of rest. Arohanui xx
Let the babies go with their whanau and farewell their mother. Can't believe the man that took her life is begrudging them the chance to farewell their mother
It would break my heart if these 4 boys didn't get to say goodbye to their mum properly! The dad is a coward! Rest In Peace xx
May the Good Lord guide you home peacefully.
Get those kids home in NZ with their rightful family!!
Rip lady, hope your kids get back to nz in safe hands xo
Let the boys go home with their family. Their father has lost his right to be a parent when he took their mother away from him.
Bring Sandra's four sons home.
I support this petition. Good luck to the family
Children have suffered enough trauma with both parents gone from their lives. They deserve to be with Whanau and much aroha surrounding them
Love and prayers xo
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I feel for the grieving family and my heart breaks for these poor innocent children... They have every rite to be with their mother bak in NZ...Our Condolences to the families of Sandra and her kids...May u rest in peace dear sister... Praying for everyone who are trying their best to get Sandras kids to be with her in NZ..our God is a God of Miracles he works in mysterious ways...All the Best and God Bless...xoxo
Sometimes, the family you have left is all you need! Good luck with the boys! Hope the law brings your Whanau justice xxxx
Bring them home!!!!
HE is a Murderer!!! he shouldnt be trust to have anything to do with his kids he should be lock in prison for the safety of the kids and his family ...he is mental
Hope the boys get to be with you guys. My heart goes out to yous as you grieve the loss of a beautiful mother xx
Please allow them to come home.
Bring the boys home.
Rest in love mumma. May your boys take you home to your place of rest. Arohanui xx