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|species = Human | |species = Human | ||
|only =The Lost Boy (novelisation) | |only =The Lost Boy (novelisation) | ||
}}'''June Goss''' moved into [[Hambleton Estate]] with her husband, [[Marco Goss]] and son, [[Nathan Goss]]. She was impolite and never smiled. June and Marco also did not care about their neighbours and preferred to be on their own. They shouted at the kids in the neighbourhood, threw things at a dog and called the police to complain about a quiet party. Their neighbours did not like the family, except Nathan. The family was killed by [[Slitheen]] who used their skins to pose as [[Jay Stafford]] and [[Heidi Stafford]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Lost Boy (novelisation)|The Lost Boy]]'') | |||
}}'''June Goss''' moved into Hambleton Estate with her husband, Marco Goss and son, [[Nathan Goss]]. The family was killed by [[Slitheen]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:48, 20 September 2023
June Goss moved into Hambleton Estate with her husband, Marco Goss and son, Nathan Goss. She was impolite and never smiled. June and Marco also did not care about their neighbours and preferred to be on their own. They shouted at the kids in the neighbourhood, threw things at a dog and called the police to complain about a quiet party. Their neighbours did not like the family, except Nathan. The family was killed by Slitheen who used their skins to pose as Jay Stafford and Heidi Stafford. (PROSE: The Lost Boy)