he feared that incest was discovered with his brother, the father of the children

Sarah Barrass, mum 35 years old, he killed his two sons teenagers and tried to eliminate, by poisoning them, the other four smaller ones: he feared that the social services would take them away children if they had discovered the incestuous relationship with his brother Brandon, the father of children.

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Mom beats the 3-year-old adopted son to death and kills him, then says: "He fell"

These days the Sun revealed how the mother he tried to cover his motherhood by telling friends about a series of lies about a meeting with an elusive man he met online. A friend of the woman said: "He told me he was pregnant. He said he had met a guy on the internet he had sex with and that's it. Then he was gone. " In fact, many have said that "it was not clear who was the father of children, including the last born, the sixth".

The woman's friend also said that he had initially asked about her relationship with Brother Brandon, but the woman replied that they were brothers. A few days later, however, Sarah Barrass and her brother were arrested in Sheffield Crown Court for strangling her son Tristan, 13 years old, e Blake, aged 14, after trying to poison all six of their children the day before.

The court was told that the couple, who had the same mother, had had an incestuous relationship since Sarah Barrass and her brother were teenagers. The children therefore were of Brandon. Fearing to be discovered by the authorities with the consequent removal of children, Sarah Barrass and the brother Brandon have decided to kill the children. The social services were in regular contact with the family but no one was aware of their situation.

In the weeks leading up to the death of teenage children, the monster mother had published a series of chilling quotes and images on Facebook. One of them all: «Murder is like potato chips; you can't stop with just one ». And the woman's friend told everyone of the great displeasure for the children grew up in that house of Shiregreen, a Sheffield. «We felt sad for the children. They were brilliant but he was not allowed to play ". The last time you saw the Barrass he was at the school entrance the day before the murders: "It seemed strange … it caught my attention: it was the only one in the group of women not to laugh".


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