'The pain will never go' - Mum of West Brom fan whose death is subject of murder probe shares heartache
The mother of a West Brom fan whose death is subject of a murder investigation has told how she held his hand moments before he died, and how the pain “will never go”.
Dad-of-two Sam Siviter, aged 35, died in the back of an ambulance after sustaining stab wounds in an incident at his home in Shrewsbury.
Paramedics and police rushed to the scene at Lambourn Drive, Bicton Heath late on the night of May 2 this year, and worked to try and save him as midnight passed.
But, sadly, his injuries were too severe and he was pronounced dead at 12.36am on May 3.
Sam’s death came as a devastating blow to his many friends and loved ones, not least his mum Glynis Taylor, his partner Hannah and their boys.
“It’s just a nightmare,” Glynis said. “He’s left two little boys.
“I was there, I was babysitting. His partner was banging on the door saying he’s been stabbed.
“I got in the ambulance with him. I told them ‘that’s my son’. I held his hand.
“They were working on him and then they said ‘can you leave the ambulance just for a bit?’
“I went back in the house and about five minutes later, a police officer knocked on the door and said ‘unfortunately your son has passed away’.
