Jacintha Saldanha: A family devastated

MP Keith Vaz (L) speaks with the daughter Lisha, husband Ben Barboza and son Junal of nurse Jacinta Saldanha, as they arrive at the Houses of Parliament in London. (GETTY/GALLO)

MP Keith Vaz embraces the husband Ben Barboza and son Junal of nurse Jacinta Saldanha, as they arrive at the Houses of Parliament in London. (GETTY/GALLO)

Lisha Barboza stands with her father Ben while he holds a picture of his wife, nurse Jacintha Saldanha, as they leave the Houses of Parliament in London. (REUTERS)

Lisha Barboza reacts as she stands with her father Ben while he holds a picture of his wife, nurse Jacintha Saldanha, as they leave the Houses of Parliament in London. (REUTERS)

Lisha Barboza stands with her father Ben while he holds a picture of his wife, nurse Jacintha Saldanha, as they leave the Houses of Parliament in London. (REUTERS)

Nurse Jacintha Saldanha of King Edward VII hospital, provided by Saldanha's family in Shirva north of Mangalore, India after Saldanha was found dead in central London on Friday, Dec. 7, 2012. Australian radio hosts managed to impersonate Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles and received confidential information about the Duchess of Cambridge's medical condition, in a hoax phone call to the King Edward VII hospital where the pregnant Duchess was staying and which was broadcast on-air. The controversial prank took a dark twist three days later with the death of nurse Saldanha, a 46-year-old mother of two, who was duped by the DJs despite their Australian accents. (AP)

Jacintha Saldanha, (R) the Indian-origin nurse who died after being hoaxed by an Australian radio show trying to reach Prince William's wife in London, is shown to journalists in Shirva town, some 400 kilometres (250 miles) from the southern Indian city of Bangalore. (AFP)

Carmine Barboza, seated left, Mother-in-law of nurse at King Edward VII hospital, in London, Jacintha Saldanha, is seen with her unidentified relatives as she speaks to the media after knowing about Saldanha's death in central London, at their village house in Shirva north of Mangalore, India. (AP)

Relatives of Jacintha Saldanha, the Indian-origin nurse who died after being hoaxed by an Australian radio show trying to reach Prince William's wife in London, look on outside their residence in Shirva town, some 400 kilometres (250 miles) from the southern Indian city of Bangalore. (AFP)

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