Jumping castle owner says tragedy's impact on her 'doesn't seem important' compared to families' losses
ABC News Australia · Sandy Powell ·
The owner of the jumping castle at the centre of the Hillcrest Primary School tragedy says the impact it has had on her life "doesn't seem important" compared to what families have experienced.
In short:
Jumping castle owner Rosemary Gamble tells an inquest that being found not guilty of a criminal charge related to the Hillcrest Primary School tragedy brought her no closure or comfort.
She was giving evidence in the coronial inquest into the deaths of six children.
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