Mother Set to Be Sentenced for the Tragic Deaths of Her Four Sons
Deveca Rose faces sentencing after her four sons died in a fire while she was out shopping, raising serious questions about her parenting.
Sutton, London, Deveca Rose, Manslaughter, Fire, Tragedy
Sutton: A heartbreaking case is unfolding as Deveca Rose awaits sentencing for the deaths of her four young boys in a fire. The tragedy struck when she left them home alone to run to Sainsbury’s.
The boys, aged three and four, were trapped in their home when a fire broke out. It’s reported that they called for help but couldn’t escape. A neighbor tried to rescue them, but it was too late.
Rose, 30, had been living in poor conditions with her children. The house was filled with rubbish, and basic facilities were unusable. Prosecutors revealed that she had left the boys alone before, raising serious concerns about her parenting.
When the fire started, it was believed to be caused by a cigarette or a tea light. Rose returned home to find firefighters battling the blaze, and she claimed she had left the boys with a friend, but that friend was never found.
In court, it was revealed that social services had previously raised concerns about the family, but nothing was done before the tragedy. The boys hadn’t even been to school for weeks prior to the incident.
Rose’s mental health issues were discussed during the trial, but the prosecution argued that this didn’t excuse her actions. The children’s father expressed his devastation over the loss, describing his boys as lively and full of life.
As the sentencing approaches, the community is left grappling with the aftermath of this tragic event, and many are questioning how such a situation could have been allowed to happen.