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David Worrall, 25, was charged with four counts of murder and three of attempted murder after attack on family home in Worsley.
A third person has been charged with the murders of four children who died in an arson attack on their family home in Greater Manchester.
David Worrall, 25, was charged with four counts of murder, three of attempted murder and one of arson with intent to endanger life.
Worrall, of Worsley in Salford, appeared at Manchester and Salford magistrates court on Thursday and was remanded in custody until a crown court hearing on Friday.
The third charge came a day after three-year-old Lia Pearson became the fourth child to die after the targeted attack on their home in Walkden, Salford, at 5am on Monday.
The toddler’s sisters Demi, 15, and Lacie, seven, and brother Brandon, eight, were also killed in the blaze.
The mother of the children, Michelle Pearson, remains in a serious condition in hospital and it is unclear whether she has been told of the deaths of her four children.
Her 16-year-old son and his friend, of the same age, survived the firebomb attack on their home in Jackson Street, where dozens of flowers and tributes have been left.
Two other suspects – Zak Bolland, 23, and Courtney Brierley, 20 – along with Worrall are due to appear at Manchester crown court on Friday accused of the arson attack.
Bolland and Brierley appeared in court on Wednesday charged with three counts of murder, four of attempted murder and one of arson with intent to endanger life.
That indictment was laid before the death of Lia and it was believed they would now be charged with four counts of murder and three of attempted murder.
Detectives have said there were previous incidents at the victims’ home. It is understood police were called to the property at about 2am, three hours before the fire.
The force has referred itself to the Independent Police Complaints Commission, which is routine when someone dies after contact with the police.
A third person has been charged with the murders of four children who died in an arson attack on their family home in Greater Manchester.
David Worrall, 25, was charged with four counts of murder, three of attempted murder and one of arson with intent to endanger life.
Worrall, of Worsley in Salford, appeared at Manchester and Salford magistrates court on Thursday and was remanded in custody until a crown court hearing on Friday.
The third charge came a day after three-year-old Lia Pearson became the fourth child to die after the targeted attack on their home in Walkden, Salford, at 5am on Monday.
The toddler’s sisters Demi, 15, and Lacie, seven, and brother Brandon, eight, were also killed in the blaze.
The mother of the children, Michelle Pearson, remains in a serious condition in hospital and it is unclear whether she has been told of the deaths of her four children.
Her 16-year-old son and his friend, of the same age, survived the firebomb attack on their home in Jackson Street, where dozens of flowers and tributes have been left.
Two other suspects – Zak Bolland, 23, and Courtney Brierley, 20 – along with Worrall are due to appear at Manchester crown court on Friday accused of the arson attack.
Bolland and Brierley appeared in court on Wednesday charged with three counts of murder, four of attempted murder and one of arson with intent to endanger life.
That indictment was laid before the death of Lia and it was believed they would now be charged with four counts of murder and three of attempted murder.
Detectives have said there were previous incidents at the victims’ home. It is understood police were called to the property at about 2am, three hours before the fire.
The force has referred itself to the Independent Police Complaints Commission, which is routine when someone dies after contact with the police.
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I find this deeply disturbing.
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Despicable act, but overshadowed on the news this week by the blanket remembering of that accidental fire in London six months ago.
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police attended at 2am so I'd say it must be something to do with the two 16 year olds - drugs/gang stuff
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Horrendous murder of innocent children. Perpetrators should be taken off the streets for their natural life.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5173541/Gang-murdered-three-children-feud-brother.html?ITO=1490&ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490 |
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Hopefully these evil people will get whats coming to them - pure evil !
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Trouble is there's plenty more like them, especially in places like Manchester. Imagine living next door to them
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Sickening. So many lives ruined by these scumbags
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Sickening. There are no other words.
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Words fail me, may the perpetrators rot in hell.
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just seen this story on the news,not ashamed to say it bought tears to eyes.
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my eyes.
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Awful. But I note the local authority etc declared she/they were safe. The mother, it has been claimed, begged to be moved to a safe house etc. More to come on this.
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Just dreadful, very upsetting. Those evil murderers deserve the gallows IMO.
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I can't really comprehend how somebody could do such an evil thing, it's just the worst thing imaginable. There is no hope for the **** who did this, they are beyond worthless and should pay the ultimate penalty. What purpose does keeping them in prison for the rest of their lives serve?
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