The mother of a young woman who was stabbed to death in front of her 26 day old baby has joined forces with the parents of another victim to call for a 'stalkers list' to prevent similar murders. Pamela Dabney, 60, believes her daughter Kirsty Treloar, 20, could have been saved from the brutal hands of her former boyfriend had there been a list warning her of his violent past. Miss Treloar was stabbed 29 times after Myles Williams, 19, broke into her home in Hackney in east London on New Year's Day in 2012. Hours earlier he had sent the young mother a text promising not to hit her again.
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Pamela Dabney is calling for a 'stalker list' following murder of daughter
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Kirsty Treloar was stabbed and killed by her ex-partner Myles Williams, 19
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During trial Mrs Dabney discovered he had a history of domestic violence
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Mrs Dabney has joined forces with John Clough whose daughter Jane, a mother of one, was also murdered by her violent ex-partner Jonathan Vass
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Pair launched petition calling for list, similar to that used for sex offenders
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Mrs Dabney said a stalker list could have prevented her daughter's death
'They left to go for a baby scan and then I didn't see or hear from @placeholder for three weeks.
She reported him to the police for raping and assaulting her but @placeholder, a 31-year-old ambulance technician, was arrested and released on bail - giving him time to plot his revenge and attack the young nurse.