Josh Warneke's mother Ingrid Bishop tells inquest 'system failures' let down her family

The mother of a young apprentice found dead by the side of a road in Broome more than a decade ago says she has been unable to grieve for her beloved son because systemic failures mean she still has no answers about what happened to him. As the inquest into Josh Warneke's death in Broome in February 2010 wraps up in Perth, his mother Ingrid Bishop delivered a moving statement inside the court on Friday afternoon about how she and her family have endured the past 14 years. Ingrid Bishop speaks outside of court following the conclusion of the inquest into her son's Josh Warneke's death. Paying tribute to Josh, Ms Bishop said her "one of a kind" son was "an incredible young man who bought energy, kindness, humour, generosity and love into our lives and to those that knew him. " "It is clear that there are still many investigative doors open and processes available to find the truth of what happened to Josh," she said.