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Mom of woman 'jailed for life' abroad for 'very stupid mistake' issues scathing message to 'haters'

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Updated 16:31 10 Sep 2025 GMT+1Published 16:28 10 Sep 2025 GMT+1

Mom of woman 'jailed for life' abroad for 'very stupid mistake' issues scathing message to 'haters'

"Your nasty comments do not hurt or affect my life," wrote Danielle McKenna on social media.

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Topics: Social Media, Crime, Parenting, Drugs

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