that contact with jodey before closing herclaim.at apology? how do you take that apology7|j don't, how do you take that apology?” don't, really, but the only thing is they are admitting their own failings and the procedures they did not follow, so i will take this as farasl not follow, so i will take this as faras i can. not follow, so i will take this as far as i can. meaning what? i have had all these different people help me through my campaign, i have got to this inquest and it is about working for the truth. this is after an inquest, it doesn't matter how long after, working for truth, justice and accountability. i have been assigned a caseworker and they will find me all the legal help. i would like to get them up in court for culpable manslaughter, cruelty. you wouldn't do that to your next—door neighbour or a jog, what they did to my daughter, i am not leaving it at that. and myjustice forjodey petition has gone through the roof since the apology letter was put out. i have over 7000 now, and anyone who can, please can you si

jodey whiting, who was 42, died two years ago.by benefit officials. there was a flagship on jodey‘s case. it was like a red mark, saying, right, treat her with care. and they didn‘t. jodey suffered from multiple physical and mental health problems, and took 27 tablets a day. but she was still judged fit to work. jodey killed herselfjust days after her benefits were stopped. they had so many chances to go visitjodey, phone her, go through the doctor. theyjust ignored everything to get another one off the benefits. and it‘s so cruel. the department for work and pensions has now offered a full apology. it offered its sincere condolences to the family, accepting it didn‘t follow its own guidelines designed to safeguard customers. it said staff should have attempted to contactjodey first, before closing down her claim. and it apologised for writing letters, making telephone calls and even leaving a voicemail message on jodey‘s phone, three months after staff had been told that she had died. joy has been supported by her local mp and sh

jodey whiting, who was 42, died two years ago.t whincup reports. joy believes her daughter was hounded to death by benefit officials. there was a flagship on jodey‘s case. it was like a red mark, saying, "right, treat her with care." and they didn't. jodey suffered from multiple physical and mental health problems, and took 27 tablets a day. but she was still judged fit to work. jodey killed herselfjust days after her benefits were stopped. they had so many chances to go visitjodey, phone her, go through the doctor. theyjust ignored everything to get another one off the benefits. and it's so cruel. the department for work and pensions has now offered a full apology. it offered its sincere condolences to the family, accepting it didn't follow its own guidelines designed to safeguard customers. it said staff should have attempted to contactjodey first, before closing down her claim. and it apologised for writing letters, making telephone calls and even leaving a voice mail message on jodey‘s phone, three months after staff had been