3-year-old girl killed when thrown from inflatable trampoline

The first photo appeared 3-year-
The old girl who was killed yesterday after being thrown 6 m in the air on the exploding inflatable trampoline. Ava-
May little boy later died at the hospital, and after witnesses heard the sound of an explosion in gorston, Norfolk, he was seen flying into the sky and flying back to the ground.
As she watched her daughter fall, her mother, Chloe little boy, 25, screamed.
The little girl\'s family and friends paid tribute to her and set up a fair page asking to donate park benches for her honor.
Aunt Laura Reid, 28, said: \"I will love you forever.
My little angel has a good night\'s sleep.
Everything about me, my princess!
My heart is broken.
\"People send very well --
Online express wishes and donations to family members, according to the Daily Mail.
\"This story breaks my heart,\" someone wrote.
No parent should experience such a tragedy.
My thoughts are with you.
Rest in paradise little Abbey.
Another said, \"it\'s too tragic.
Pray for the family and for all those affected.
Life is so fragile and precious that every moment should be cherished and cherished.
May God bless you, dear child.
Her other aunt, Abby little boy, 21, said: \"My family and I want to build a memorial bench for our little Ava, please read our story, help raise money from our beautiful angels.
\"As they watched the onlookers try to catch the girl before the paramedics and lifeguards tried to revive the girl, the family had spoken out about their fears.
The child came to the area from Suffolk in the heat wave.
Today, after mourners came to mourn the girl and her family, dozens of flower tributes and teddy bears were left on the scene.
Curt Johnson, the owner of the equipment in the play, also paid tribute.
He told the BBC: \"We are very shocked and express our deepest condolences to our families.
\"We are a little broken, we can\'t sleep, we can\'t eat, we feel sick.
Police revealed on Monday that the girl was the only one on a trampoline at the time.
She has been playing trampoline on the beach and there are inflatable slides, traditional trampoline and rodeo.
One witness described the girl\'s mother screaming for help after seeing her daughter fall off the trampoline. The 91-year-
The old man, who did not want to be named, said: \"If you put two 6-foot tall people together, she will still fly on them.
She shot in the air-
It\'s easy to land on the beach over 20 feet.
The mother ran away screaming and crying for help.
People act together.
A girl called the police and people were cleaning up the road.
The explosion was like a big gun.
I\'m in the Navy and I can tell you that it was a huge explosion.
He called the public reaction \"very good\" and added: \"The lifeguards in the neighborhood are great.
He left the chair immediately and came over.
A girl opened her mouth and gave her CPR.
People are very nice and stay at a distance.
Zoe Dane, 32, and her 11-year-old are playing just 20 metres from the trampoline. year-
Tiffany, the old daughter at the time of the explosion.
\"Literally everyone on the beach is screaming, it\'s almost like a slow motion,\" she said.
\"When the little girl is in the air, no one can do anything but people jump up and try to catch her, but she just falls down.
\"It\'s everyone\'s instinct to try to catch her.
My little girl described some of the things she saw from horror movies and she was very upset.
But everyone on the beach ran away.
People are there, people are helping, people are trying to get to the vibrators, and no one can do better than them.
It\'s great that everyone has just worked together.
The little girl is tiny.
I know she\'s 3 years old but looks younger than her.
Police have said the girl died in an inflatable castle, but a leasing company that had nothing to do with the tragedy described it as an inflatable trampoline \".
A company that is not considered to be related to death, says Sara Robinson of Cribs and Bibs Group: \"Baby cots and Bibs inflatable toys want to express our hearts and deepest sympathy to the families of the unfortunate little girl who lost her life.
\"While I don\'t want to guess yesterday\'s events without knowing the full facts, we have to point out that this didn\'t happen on the inflatable castle,\" she said.
\"This is a sealed inflatable trampoline, which means that a machine is used to fill in the air and insert a plug to keep the air like a huge balloon.
Norfolk Police Chief Roger Wiltshire described the girl\'s death as \"an unspeakable tragedy \".
\"My understanding is that the mother spoke to the vendor and the child continued to use the equipment,\" he said.
\"The trampoline was designed for one person, and she was the only one there at the time.
As far as I can tell, her mother is watching nearby, \"I am a father myself and I can\'t imagine what this family will go through.
You go out for a day in a place like Gorleston and that happens.
He added that the girl\'s family was comforted by the family liaison.
The temperature reaches 23 C (73F)
Three miles from Grand Yarmouth, family members make the most of the heat wave.
Joint investigation between health and safety supervisors (HSE)
The local government and police have started.
It was a recent accident in which a pleasant day spent with giant inflatable toys became a tragedy.
William Thurston, 29, married Shelby Thurston, 26
Who is responsible for the \"completely preventable\" death of 7-1year-
Old girl blown away in a bouncy castle, they are not properly protected
Sentenced to three years in prison in June
Grant was killed in the summer because a gust of wind lifted the inflatable device from the berth and \"rotated\" it 300 at the Easter fair in Essex Harlow, the trial at Chelmsford criminal court has been completed.
Cam County has pleaded guilty to manslaughter and health safety after his death in March 26, 2016.
An investigation jury in May 2010 ruled that the deaths of two women in Durham County were accidental, who were killed in an inflatable art explosion.
68-year-old Elizabeth Anne Collins and 38-year-old Claire fridges died after the dream space art explosion in Chesterle-
Streets of July 2006