She's been struggling to eat or sleep since the tragedy
On Saturday, July 2, a one-year-old boy fell around 60 feet from his mum's bedroom in a block of flats in Saville Green. He has been named locally as Exodus Eyob.
It is believed that the toddler lived in the building with his mum and two older siblings. The family is believed to have been living in the building for around nine years after Birikti emigrated from Eritrea and was granted British citizenship. A police cordon was in place at the flats over the weekend - and police continued to conduct enquiries until Tuesday, July 5.
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