PAIGE Doherty's mum has begged visitors to her murdered daughter's grave to respect the site.
She urged people who left trinkets at the memorial to think again, pleading: "Yes, her death was very public but her grave isn’t public property, it belongs to me and is my daughter's resting place."
Paige was tragically murdered by brutal John Leathem at the age of just 15 while she was in his Clydebank deli.
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He is nearly five years into his 23-year sentence after he was convicted of her killing in 2016.
Her devastated mum, Pamela Munro, 37, made the plea on Facebook, the Scottish Sun reports.
It appears visitors to the site have been leaving trinkets on the grave but Pamela only wants flowers left.
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She added: "I have no choice but to remove the items as nobody has come forward
“I keep her grave the way I choose to, for me and my girl, not for anyone else."
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