nhmemorymaker
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Australia - father accused of trying to kill family in housefire, 3 of 7 children killed - Lalor Park NSW - July 2024
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Marg944
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No media reports that I can find from DH’s court matters on 26th July, 2024, which were listed for Mention.
The same matters are now listed for tomorrow, 31st July, 2024, listed as Hearing.
The same matters are now listed for tomorrow, 31st July, 2024, listed as Hearing.
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Man accused of killing three children in Sydney fire to have hair tested for drugs and alcohol
A 5-month-old baby girl, and two boys — aged two and six — were killed when the fire tore through a home in Sydney's west earlier this month.
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Father of three children killed in house fire at Lalor Park may have been on drugs, police say
Police are alleging the father of the three deceased children, a 28-year-old man who legally cannot be named, locked the doors of the home and deliberately lit the fire.
Before Blacktown Court today, Police Prosecutor Sergeant Mohit Kumar submitted an application to test a hair follicle that was collected from the man when he was being transferred into police custody.
Police submitted a sworn affidavit from an officer as part of their application to the court.
"Police consider it is likely he was under the influence of drugs and alcohol at the time [of the fire] and seek samples," Magistrate Brian van Zuylen said, reading from the police officer's sworn affidavit.
The court heard a photograph containing an ice pipe, paraphernalia used to smoke crystal methamphetamine, was also attached to their application.
BBM - Cannot be legally named
Next court date @ Penrith on the 6th Sep
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“Fly high my angels, you are now safe’: Lalor Park fire victims laid to rest
A six-year-old boy his three-year-old brother and baby sister, just five-months-old, have been laid to rest, almost a month after their tragic deaths at Lalor Park.Three children killed in a Lalor Park house fire have been farewelled in a moving funeral service today, after their father was charged with murder in what senior police described as “the worst case of filicide” in the state’s recent history.”
The Premier of NSW attended the funeral, and also Homicide Squad Commander, Detective Superintendent Danny Doherty.