Dr Anthonia Onuoha, also her son's agent, was sent an email from the account of City chief executive Garry Cook which apparently ridiculed her fight against cancer. City have promised a 'board-led review' and Dr Onuoha believes the person responsible should be 'brought to book', but says she is still to be approached. Dr Onuoha told the Manchester Evening News: "No-one can expect to humiliate me, or my son, and expect to get away with it. "I cried for hours when I got the email. It was worse than the diagnosis for I had been in pain for seven weeks with no-one at three hospitals able to say what was wrong. It was a relief to know, eventually, that it was cancer. "I couldn't believe someone could mock my pain and suffering. The investigation, I expect, will be thorough and the appropriate punishment meted out to whoever sent me the email. "Whoever sent it should be brought to book. I do have a private view of what the person responsible should do. The investigators need to do the right thing morally. "Yes, I am surprised they have not contacted me yet. What had happened to me is indefensible. No-one can justify it ever."
