‘Humbling’ experience for family of London attack victim

Clint Payne (centre), brother of Westminster Bridge attack victim Melissa Cochran, whose husband Kurt W. Cochran died during the attack, speaks to journalists as he sits with members of the families during a news conference at New Scotland Yard in London on March 27, 2017.-AFP

LONDON: The family of Kurt Cochran, the US tourist killed during a terror attack while in London with his wife to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary, spoke on Monday of “a humbling and difficult experience”.

Cochran’s wife, Melissa, sustained a broken leg, a broken rib and a cut to the head in last Wednesday’s attack outside the Houses of Parliament, and “her health is steadily improving,” her brother Clint Payne said.