"On Christmas Eve, Madison's family said they were heartbroken and devastated by the sudden loss of their daughter, who they called Maddie. Maddie was a bubbly, loving character, she made everything into a joke, and she lit up every room that she was in, they said. Maddie had a laugh that everyone will remember her for! Maddie filled every room with her presence, she was fun to be around and always made us laugh."
"James Docherty, executive head teacher from Teenage Kicks school, said Madison was a wonderfully creative young girl, someone who saw the world through colours, ideas, and imagination. Describing her passion for art, Mr Docherty said: Whether she was sketching, painting, or transforming herself with her incredible face-painting skills, Maddie had a gift for turning ordinary moments into something magical. Her talent was remarkable."
Madison Richardson, aged 13, died in hospital after emergency services were called to an address in Manchester over a concern for welfare on 24 November. Greater Manchester Police arrested a 14-year-old boy on suspicion of harassment in the days after her death and later bailed him while the investigation continues. Family members described Maddie as bubbly, loving, humorous, protective of her siblings, and passionate about art. School staff praised her creativity, face-painting skills, and ability to make people feel special. Officers continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding Madison's death.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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