Letter: Invasion of anguish
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Your support makes all the difference.Sir: The motorway crash two nights ago is every parent's nightmare, and the agony that we share with the victims' families and friends is pictured so dramatically in the anguished photograph on today's front page.
However, I would suggest that this photograph is an even greater invasion of privacy than the recent much-publicised photographs of the Princess of Wales. How do you suppose that poor schoolgirl feels at having her soul bared on the front page of a national newspaper?
Yours faithfully,
FIONA GOODWILLE
Papworth Everard, Cambridgeshire
19 November
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