A Douglas family is appealing for help as it tries to raise £4,000 to bring a murdered woman back to the Isle of Man for her funeral.
Forty-two-year old Tina Casey, known on the Island under her maiden name Halsall, was stabbed to death in her North Tyneside home this month.
Tomorrow (Saturday), her family will hold a car wash at the Grandstand in Douglas from 11am to raise money.
Tina’s sister Tracey Wright says Tina always wanted to return to the Island:
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