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…incredibly heartbreaking….
A young girl who went missing in Doncaster has been found dead in a golf course pond. Police said that the child went missing in the Skellow area of Doncaster on Monday morning, just before 10am. She was later found in a pond on Owston Hall golf course, following an extensive search that included police drones and aircraft. “Sadly, despite the best efforts of emergency services colleagues, they were pronounced deceased,” a South Yorkshire Police (SYP) spokesperson said. “The child’s family has been informed and is being supported by our officers. “The thoughts of everybody at SYP are with them at this devastating time.” A fundraiser on GoFundMe named the girl as seven-year-old Nyla May Bradshaw. “Nyla was a deeply loved little girl – autistic and non-verbal – who brought so much light and love to those around her,” the page said. “Her sudden and devastating loss has left her family in unimaginable shock and heartbreak.” Nyla May was “not in the care of her parents” when she drowned, the page said. “Her family are now facing the unimaginable pain of losing their beautiful daughter, alongside many unanswered questions and the overwhelming responsibility of arranging her funeral.” Children’s autism charity Little Rainbows Doncaster said in a social media post that Nyla was a “beautiful little girl” who loved Christmas. “She was autistic and non-verbal, yet her presence spoke volumes — she touched more lives than words could ever express. “Our entire community is heartbroken, and our thoughts are firmly with her family as they face this unimaginable loss.” It added: “For many of us as parents of autistic children, this is the fear we carry every single day — and today, that fear has become a reality for one of our own.”
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That's really sad
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So very, very sad
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How awful for the little girl and the family
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Family friends of a girl tragically found dead in a pond say the mum had been recommended a new child minder on Facebook just days before.
Seven-year-old Nyla May Bradshaw was discovered in a pond at Owston Hall golf course, near Doncaster, on Monday. The girl, who was autistic, had been reported missing from the village of Skellow at 9.50am that same day. Tributes have rushed in from devastated family members, including Nyla's mum Hailey, who described her as her "sweet little girl". Charlotte Emma, best friends with Nyla’s mother, has now revealed that Hailey had asked a local Facebook group for help finding a childminder, and had been recommended someone who claimed to be an autism specialist. But within two hours, the mum is said to have received a text telling her Nyla was missing - and she was found in the pond shortly after. https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world...851628d7&ei=11
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How Tragic
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