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Mary Griffiths' killer 'the devil incarnate'

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Louise Ryan, the sister of Mary Griffiths who was brutally murdered at her home by a stalker, has made a statement.

She said murderer John McFarlane was the "devil incarnate" and that the past six months had been a living hell.

Louise Ryan said she was still waiting for answers about why the police did not respond to Mary Griffiths' call for help the day before she was killed.

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