By Martin Robinson and Hugo Gye. The pilot father of a student who caused outrage by dressing up as the World Trade Center for a nightclub fancy dress competition has said he is 'not happy at all' about his daughter's behaviour. Miss Langford's father Martin, who was flying in the U. We will be having a little chat, I think.
Today, families of those who lost loved ones in the New York terror attack - which killed 2, people, including 67 Britons - said that they found the costumes distressing. Patricia Bingley, 79, whose year-old son Kevin Dennis died in the atrocity said: 'It's hard to understand where they've come from to do this.
Mr Dennis was working as a bond trader on the st floor of the North Tower when a plane struck the skyscraper on September 11, Miss Langford, who is studying biology at the University of Chester, and Miss Collinge, a criminology student, wore the outfits to a Halloween event at Rosies nightclub last Thursday evening.
Pilot: Miss Langford's father Martin, who was flying in the U. They had modelled their costumes on the North and South Tower wreathed in flames and with victims jumping from windows. Both women also wore hats topped with the wreckage of the planes and U. Liz Gilligan, whose husband Ron was working in the World Trade Center at the time of the atrocity, told the Chester Chronicle: 'I can't begin to tell you how angry and disgusted I am. Some clubbers were so disgusted that they tried to complain to management.
Others took to the club's Facebook page to vent their anger about the decision to give the teenagers a prize for their outfits. Ashley Goodall wrote: 'That's not even Halloween that's just a very bad joke, not like you'd walk around America like that. Tasteless: Annie Collinge took this picture of herself as she was getting ready for the party.
