Lanarkshire teen Reamonn Gormley remembered on eleventh anniversary of his death

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A Blantyre teen murdered 11 years ago has been remembered on the anniversary of his death.Reamonn Gormley was stabbed to death in an attempted street robbery while walking home from the Parkville Hotel on February 1, 2011.The much-loved 19-year-old is missed by many near and far, including the staff and pupils of a specialist school in Thailand at which he volunteered.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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