36-year-old mother accused of murder after a fire killed his three children

A mother in Australia has been accused of death to her three children after a “suspected” house fire.

About 12:30 local time on Wednesday, May 7, rescue services were called to a home that had been “engrossed by flames” on Merritt Street in the city of Toowoomba. Ellouisa Patricia Brighton’s nine -year -old son was found dead in the rubbish, while her two daughters later died in the hospital after suffering from life -threatening injuries, according to Australian broadcasting company (ABC).

Brighton, 36, – which remains in “critical state” at the hospital – has since been accused of three bills of murder, three bills of murder attempts and a number of murder fire, says Queensland Police Service in a press release Tuesday, May 13.

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“After a search of the property, a body was believed to be by a 9-year-old boy,” police say in the press release. “Later that day, a 4-year-old girl and a 7-year-old girl at Queensland Children’s Hospital died from her injuries.”

The authorities confirmed two men, ages 34 and 18, as well as an 11-year-old boy, could escape the fire.

“The 34-year-old man underwent surgery for serious injury to his arm, while the 18-year-old man and the 11-year-old boy were treated for minor injuries,” police said in the press release.

“After an extensive investigation involving detective from Toowoomba Child Protection Investigation Unit with the help of the murder investigation unit, the child trauma and specialized forensic units, the police have accused a 36-year-old woman with three bills of murder (criminal violent crime), three bills of murder (domestic violence) and a crime) and one) and a crime) and a crime) and a crime).

The case was mentioned in Brisbane Magistrates Court today, with plans to resume Friday 16 May Per ABC.

Register from intergovernmental child safety authorities are requested by the police, according to the outlet.

Insiders told us ABC said that the fire was “out of the blue” and the family had no previous reports to police or child protection services.

Officials also investigate according to information on child services in other states had reports on the family.

People have contacted Queensland Police Service for further comments.