Armed Forces are still unsafe for women.

Four years after my daughter committed suicide due to sexual assault, 

the British Armed Forces are still unsafe for women. The family of Jaysley Beck attributes the 19-year-old's death to Michael Webber's attack and the army's response to it. 

Four years after her daughter committed suicide after being sexually assaulted by a former sergeant major, a mother has warned that the British Armed Forces remain a dangerous place for young women. 

Five months after Warrant Officer Michael Webber, then 39, sexually assaulted 19-year-old Royal Artillery Gunner Jaysley Beck, his body was discovered at Larkhill Camp in Wiltshire on December 15, 2021. At the Court Martial Centre in Bulford, Wiltshire, he was given a six-month prison sentence on Friday

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UKCrime News "Four years after my daughter committed suicide due to sexual assault, the British Armed Forces remain unsafe for women." The family of Jaysley Beck attributes the 19-year-old's death to Michael Webber's attack and the army's response to it.