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I'm Marie. Hello, thank you so much.

Nari. Nabila will try. Marie. Henry, hello, thank you so much.

Nabila will translate.

I'm writing for The Guardian about...

That's journalist Simira Shackle. She's speaking to a woman called Am-Marie Asavado, who lives in a small city in France called Clermont-Farrand.

Simira was there to report on what is a story of our times, a story about Amare's brother.

Um, yeah, could you tell me a bit about your brother David?

Yes, I'm not. your brother David? At one point, Emory started leafing through photo albums.

In these pictures David has brown hair a wide smile in lots of them he's wearing

silly hats he was obsessed with hats he's often hugging his nieces and nephews his

parents his siblings he's just someone and his

siblings he's just someone who was full of life and loved his family very deeply.

In the summer of 2022 David had just started a new job.

So David had worked all his life in construction,

but he'd had a couple of years of unemployment.

He was hired in Italy on a temporary contract and he was really, really

keen that that contract be extended. I mean it was initially, I think, for a few weeks, but there was the potential for it to be extended. I mean it was initially I think for a few weeks but there was

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