Graham Buck - a Good Samaritan murdered in England

Graham Buck - the
Good Samaritan

Graham Buck, age 66, died on July 13, 2013, while coming to the aid of a neighbour in Little Gaddesden, Hertfordshire, England.

Graham heard the cries of his 86 year old male neighbour who was being assaulted in a robbery attempt. Graham ran over to his neighbour's house. He fought with the attacker, but was dragged into the kitchen and fatally stabbed. He died in his neighbour's house before paramedics could arrive.

The attacker, Ian McLoughlin, age 55, was seen fleeing the scene with a bundle of £50 and £20 notes. He was arrested by the Police in London on July 17, 2013.

It has been reported that Ian McLoughlin has been convicted twice in the past of

Ian McLoughlin

murder. This is hard to believe. If you go around murdering and robbing people as a full time job, how is it that you are free to walk the streets looking for more victims to rob or kill? Or is this situation peculiar to England? If this was America, he would be in prison for life plus 140 years, thereby saving the lives of many others who would never have to cross his path. 

Graham Buck was born in London and lived in Surrey and Sussex before moving to Hertfordshire in 1995.

Since his retirement he had worked as a non-executive director at Aldwyck Housing Association in Bedfordshire.

Graham Buck is described as a Good Samaritan and selfless. 

The Good Samaritan comes to
the aid of others, selflessly. 

His family describe him as a truly genuine person. They are devastated by his death.

Graham is survived by many loving friends and relatives including his wife, Karen; and two adult sons and one adult daughter.

Pray for all who die while coming to the aid of another. Amen.

God save us from the psychopaths who stalk the Earth stealing away life. Amen. 

Pray that Graham is in heaven. Pray that he is at peace and is with God. Amen.