London Attack: U.S. citizen Kurt Cochran was killed while celebrating his 25th wedding anniversary, wife hospitalized with broken bones

A Utah man celebrating his 25th wedding anniversary in London was among those killed in Wednesday’s attack outside the U.K. Parliament. Kurt Cochran and his wife, Melissa, had stopped in London during a tour of Europe and were planning to return home today.

An American was murdered in an Islamic terror attack and we hear nothing of this in the enemedia. Instead we are tortured with lectures about Islam, “one of the world’s great religions.” We are warned against identifying this Islamic attack as Islamic lest we be “racist” “bigots” “islamophobes.” While the streets of London are still fresh with blood we are told that Muslims’ feelings are paramount and that they don’t feel safe. They don’t feel safe.

The British government are sacrificing their citizens on the alter of Islam.

Who speaks for the dead?

They thought they were on a dream vacation but yesterday afternoon ‘ISIS’ attacker left Utah man crumpled and dead after hurling him over bridge and his wife bloodied and weeping in a pile of scattered postcards in image that went around the world

• Kurt and Melissa Cochran were the first pedestrians hit on Westminster Bridge
• Mr Cochran, 54, was hurled over the edge and on to a walkway beneath it
• His wife lay frozen on the bridge with a broken leg as strangers tended to her
• Photos of them at the bridge swept the world as news of the attack spread
• Mr Cochran died and his 46-year-old wife is recovering in hospital in the UK
• The pair were touring Europe to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary
• London, where Mrs Cochran’s parents work as missionaries, was their final stop
• President Trump paid tribute to Mr Cochran as a ‘great American’ on Thursday

By Jennifer Smith For Dailymail.com and Martin Robinson Chief Reporter For Mailonline, March 23, 2017:

A Utah couple celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary on a dream tour of Europe are among the victims of the London terror attack.

Kurt Cochran, 54, died after being thrown over Westminster Bridge onto a walkway beneath it when ISIS terrorist Khalid Masood mowed him down in his Hyundai 4×4.

His 46-year-old wife Melissa was also struck. She lay frozen on the bridge among postcards from a toppled tourism stand with blood pouring from her head while strangers consoled her.

Mrs Cochran was taken to hospital in the UK where she is being treated for a broken leg and rib.

They were the first people hit when Masood, who later died in hospital after being shot by police, embarked on his murderous path across the bridge where at least ten more innocent pedestrians were hit.

Chilling photos of the couple at the bridge swept the world as news of the attack spread.

Kurt and Melissa Cochran from West Bountiful, Utah, were among those who were run over by a terrorist in a 4×4 on Westminster Bridge on Wednesday. Mr Cochran died while his wife remains in hospital

Mr Cochran hurled over the parapet and landed on the concrete walkway under the bridge

Strangers consoled Mrs Cochran as she lay on the bridge next to a toppled postcard stand before an ambulance arrived

The 46-year-old mother desperately cluthced on to a stranger who held her bleeding head as she lay among scattered postcards while they waited for an ambulance. The chilling image swept the world yesterday before the pair were identified

A mother who was on her way to collect her children from school was also killed before the terrorist came to a stop at the Houses of Parliament, crashing his car into railings.

A 75-year-old man died from his injuries today.

A policeman standing guard in New Palace Yard was stabbed and died at the scene.

Distraught family confirmed Mr and Mrs Cochran’s involvement in the atrocity on Thursday, telling how they ‘ached’ for the couple’s children.

London was their final stop after a tour of other European destinations.

They had already visited Holland, Germany, Ireland and Scotland and were in the English capital to spend time with Mrs Cochran’s parents who work there as missionaries for the Church of the Latter Day Saints.