
Rejection of Keith Murty by Family - Peter Roy Murty & Sarah Murty Hughes.

Peter Murty Dr Judy Murty Dr Sarah Murty
Rejected by my own family of Sarah Hughes and Peter Murty. Keith Murty grandad of Sam Hughes, Woodbury, Exeter UK, and of Mike Murty & Alice Murty, Manchester UK. Keith Murty grandad of Sam Hughes, son of Sarah Hughes, family, Woodbury, Exeter. Peter Murty father of Alice & Mike Murty; grandchildren, grandad, Manchester UK. Sarah Hughes - mum of Sam Hughes; grandchildren, grandparents, family Woodbury, Exeter UK. Manchester UK. Murty-Hughes family in Manchester UK and Exeter.
Family and Keith Murty - Rejected by Sarah Hughes & Peter Murty!
Keith Murty family & grandfather, grandad of Sam Hughes; Woodbury, Exeter UK. Keith Murty rejected by family; grandad, grandchildren of twins Alice Murty & Mike Murty; Manchester UK. Murty-Hughes family in Manchester UK and Exeter UK.
Please note:
Despite what is written below I have failed miserably and the loss of my family is entirely down to my monumental stupidity, ignorance and appalling behavior.
Sam Hughes, Woodbury, Exeter UK and his family. Everybody needs a family. Everybody wants a family. Families are precious and need constant nurturing and reinforcement. Families are the most important organization in the world. Your family was there when you were born and should be there when you die. Nothing is more important than your own family. Murty-Hughes family in Manchester UK and Exeter UK.
You have a family that will look after you and ensure you grow up correctly in a crazy world where death and mayhem seem to rule. The UK is probably the most sensible place in the world to live and survive in; which is why so many people want to come here. Most here people will not get involved in the death and destruction that consumes the rest of the world and its approximately 8 billion people.
Strong families give children a safe, secure place to be themselves and learn about who they are and how they should behave. Because children in strong families feel secure and loved, they have confidence to explore their world, try new things and learn. And they can deal better with challenges and setbacks because they know they have family support. So a strong family with a good moral compass of the world is essential for growing up and surviving to 110 years of age. To lose a family is a desperate and debilitating blow to any human being especially when it is done on a whim of craziness. To just say to a family member you are expelled from the family is just not ACCEPTABLE!
People go to prison for 25 years and when they are released it is their family who is there to welcome them home. People go into mental hospital for decades and it is the family who do not forget them. People become disabled, amputees, paralyzed all sorts of mayhem affects them but is the family that is there for them, that protects them and helps them. People die and are buried and it is their family who remembers them. So above all else it is your family who you must look after and believe in whatever happens. You must not lose your family and your family must not lose you.

Dr Sarah Hughes

Peter & Sarah Murty

Peter Murty
Murty-Hughes family in Manchester UK and Exeter UK. So it is obvious that I have done something terrible that warrants expulsion from my family. But I do not see it that way. I have helped people, I work in charity shops, I have saved lives and tried hard to do the “right thing”. My children are the ones who are wrong just as York Court was wrong and I had to explain their mistakes to them. They are the ones whose actions are at fault. Balance their action against what I have written here.
But do not believe me; ask your parents what it is that I have done? Why were they so horrible to me ?
Is it the horrific way I look - my face is horrible?
Is it because I have mild Autism and Dementia?
Is it because I saved the lives of Laura and Alfie from a blazing apartment?
Is it because I ended up under arrest and went to court and was EXONERATED?
Is it because I ended up penniless and I was beneath their dignity?
Is it because I had nothing left and I simply did not have another £2400 - I had already given Peter £10,000!
Why did they not offer the slightest hint of help in all that time?
Where were my children when I needed them so badly?
How can it be that I was so right about the way I knew they would behave?
I did not know how to react and so I ran away and hid because losing my family was such a devastating blow.
