Girlfriend makes fresh appeal over Parklife death
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Robert Hart's girlfriend Gemma Parry has made a new appeal for information
The girlfriend of Robert Hart, who died following Manchester's Parklife festival, has made another appeal for help in finding the person responsible.
The 26-year-old was knocked unconscious at the event on 7 June and died in hospital four days later.
Gemma Parry said the man responsible had "taken the only person in the world I wanted to be with".
Despite various appeals and a £20,000 reward being offered by organisers, police are yet to charge anyone.
Officers say the row happened near the main stage and began because of an argument over an inflatable doll.
Gemma's story
"Myself and Rob had been together for just under two years but [I] felt I'd known him for 10.
"He was into his hip-hop, acts like Snoop Dogg and A$AP Rocky, but we were both into our drum and bass.
"We'd been to Parklife the year before and loved it. We were high-fiving each other on the morning of the event. We spent the day going from one tent to another.
"We got chatting to a couple who went to get a drink and that's when the incident happened, on the right-hand side of the stage, near the back.
"When he (Robert) was knocked down he wasn't breathing. Two people gave him CPR. It happened so quickly and then the stewards arrived. He actually came around and I was hoping he was OK.
"All I remember is screaming. It was a bit of a blur.
Greater Manchester Police issued an e-fit of the man they want to speak to.
"He was protecting me, sticking up for his girlfriend. This is tragically what's happened after he was just protecting me. He wasn't violent, he wasn't aggressive.
"I saw who did this so others must have seen him. He doesn't deserve to be protected by silence.
"He's taken the only person in the world I want to be with and I don't have that any more because of someone else.
"He was my everything. He was perfect. He was kind. We loved each other, were planning a future. We wanted a new little house and a dog, to have children, to get married.
"He was everything to me. We were best friends."
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