THE mother of the Limerick teen killed in the M9 horror crash has revealed that she pleaded with the State child and family agency Tusla to take her son into care.
‘I was dealing with Tusla for over a year,’ Emilia Pustkowska, whose son Kamil, 17, was one of five youths killed in the head-on motorway collision, told the Irish Mail on Sunday. ‘I didn’t find them very helpful.’
In an exclusive MoS interview last weekend, Ms Pustkowska revealed how her son, who had been diagnosed with autism, was bullied and assaulted in attacks that left him hospitalised.
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