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‘We didn’t bring our children here to die’: Natalina Angok remembered at second Melbourne vigil
Bunches of pink flowers clasped in shivering hands burst through a sea of black coats and grey scarves at the vigil for Natalina Angok at Federation Square last night.
- By Matilda Boseley and Joe Hinchliffe
- The Age
Pink was Ms Angok’s favourite colour.
Around 200 people attended a vigil at Federation Square for Ms Angok, a 33-year-old Geelong woman whose body was discovered in a Chinatown alleyway on Wednesday morning.
Her aunt, Teresa Kau, said the family had to trust Ms Angok was now in a better place.
“We cannot blame anyone, we just put her in the…