Suffolk :Woman fell from a multi-storey car park - her home has 3 dead young children
 

"Bodies of children aged three, two and 11 months found by police after a woman fell from a multi-storey car park
Children discovered after woman fell to her death in Lowestoft
Suffolk Police say they are treating the deaths of the children as suspicious"


This is so Tragic all three kids under 4

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/...81_634x473.jpg
"Multi-storey car park in Lowestoft
today after a woman fell to her death here,
which led officers to discover her
three children dead at home"

http://news.sky.com/story/1078521/lo...ren-found-dead


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-car-park.html

why does stuff..keep happening here

Its just unluky.



Maybe she split from her husband and it became to much
Of course Police will soon be on TV and Radio telling us more
within the hour

RIP. :sad:

..just so terribly tragic..you can't imagine how much pain someone must go through to do something like that...

..RIP to them all...

How awful, for her, her family and the family she leaves behind.

the house is close to mine..I think..about 5 minutes away

21 y/o..and she was pregnant with a 4th child

Sad news :(
Also where the hell is Lowesoft? I've never heard of it

..it's on the Suffolk coast Salman..East Anglia...

Suffolk, East Anglia. It's not too far off from Norwich/Ipswich.

I'm gonna go down and look at the house..I don't know if that's insensitive or not but I bet alot of people will be

...do you know where it is then Nathan..?..

..did that car not go into a house near you as well..?...

:suspect: for what reason, to lay flowers and pay your respects to the dead, or just for a gawp, can't see what you would get out of just looking at the house :conf:

It's about a 5 min walk, basically have to go down the end of my road then it's on the next road after that

The area/house where it is though is quite rough..council houses etc..

It's on the main road so it's not as if people would go just for that, you have to go past that house pretty much to get into the centre of the town

..people were probably going past as she fell then..I think it was around 8am, so some people may have been going to work..I think she was alive after the fall and died later in hospital...yeah, you will have to walk past it then, to get into town etc..go to the shop...

yeah, I'm not going out with the sole purpose just to stare at the house it's just literally the only route you can go to get anywhere, LDN Road South

..yeah, that's what I thought you meant Nathan...it'll feel a bit weird walking past it...I don't know if it'll be cordoned off round the area, I guess it will be because there was a death,,,

It's on the news there's no real cordoning off as it was a kind of corner building, and there's just a police officer at door to prevent anyone going in, just wanted to see the tributes, but there's alot of cars stopping to have a look judging by the pictures on the news

Oh okay your post didn't read like that at all, it is not insensitive to walk past if there is no other route. Might be nice to lay some flowers if you have any cash, for the innocent little babes.

..yeah, I think in a strange sort of way, if that happened where I live, I would want to go and look at the tributes and actually see the house etc..especially for the children who died..maybe it would feel a bit morbid, but somehow, it would make me feel the enormity and sadness of it as well...just so very tragic and a lady who must have felt desperate, for whatever reason...it's hard to think that there was someone feeling like that, so very close to where you are...and you have no idea...

I think that's really macabre, what a heartbreaking discovery, she must have been a very tormented young woman.

Another tragic story :( RIP to her and the children

Unless I'm reading this wrong, is it being implied that she murdered her children and then killed herself? Because I think that's despicable...

Not the actions of a sane and rational person are they?
I'm not judging till I've read the facts.