Leekbrookgull
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29yo mother arrested on manslaughter and child neglect charges over Eastbourne house fire where two young boys died. 
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Eastbourne house fire.
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surrey jim
Not in Surrey
thought they were treating it as an accident??
Leekbrookgull
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Both BBC and Sky running with mother arrested.
clippedgull
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Possibly relating to the kids post-mortem results.
Leekbrookgull
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Clipped,maybe so ? But why do that to your own kids. 
clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
Clipped,maybe so ? But why do that to your own kids.
Sadly it's an all too often occurence these days.
Of course, it's all pure speculation at the moment.
Albion Dan
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Clipped,maybe so ? But why do that to your own kids.
That fact its manslaughter means it wasnt intentional. If shd meant to do them harm she'd be up for murder.
I doubt she really gives a toss anyway, her state of mind is probably borderline suicidal.
Whitterz
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not suprised after drinking Vodka all afternoon with her friend.
Garage_Doors
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The mother of two young brothers killed in a house fire in Eastbourne has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and child neglect, sources say.
Taylor and Lewis Jenkins
Taylor and Lewis Jenkins: Bodies found in their home
Seven-year-old Lewis and five-year-old Taylor Jenkins were found by firefighters who tackled the blaze at their home in Milfoil Drive on Saturday afternoon.
Detectives from Sussex Police's major crime branch announced that following consultation with the Crown Prosecution Service, a 29-year-old woman had been arrested.
Fire in Eastbourne, East Sussex
The end-of-terrace house is examined
Sources said the woman was the boys' mother, Denise Goldsmith, who was taken to hospital after the fire and treated for minor injuries before being released.
Sussex Police said the fire was not being treated as arson at this stage.
In a statement, the force said: "Following consultation with the CPS, Sussex Police's major crime branch has arrested a 29-year-old woman on suspicion of manslaughter and child neglect.
"The cause of the fire, which led to the deaths of Lewis and Taylor Jenkins, aged seven and five, is part of an ongoing investigation of this tragic incident but at this stage it is not being treated as arson."
Taylor and Lewis Jenkins
Taylor and Lewis Jenkins: Bodies found in their home
Seven-year-old Lewis and five-year-old Taylor Jenkins were found by firefighters who tackled the blaze at their home in Milfoil Drive on Saturday afternoon.
Detectives from Sussex Police's major crime branch announced that following consultation with the Crown Prosecution Service, a 29-year-old woman had been arrested.
Fire in Eastbourne, East Sussex
The end-of-terrace house is examined
Sources said the woman was the boys' mother, Denise Goldsmith, who was taken to hospital after the fire and treated for minor injuries before being released.
Sussex Police said the fire was not being treated as arson at this stage.
In a statement, the force said: "Following consultation with the CPS, Sussex Police's major crime branch has arrested a 29-year-old woman on suspicion of manslaughter and child neglect.
"The cause of the fire, which led to the deaths of Lewis and Taylor Jenkins, aged seven and five, is part of an ongoing investigation of this tragic incident but at this stage it is not being treated as arson."
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Skint Gull
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Just to be pedantic, it was in Shinewater, Eastbournes answer to Moulescoombe. Langney in general (although not entirely) is not that bad at all, Shinewater is shit throughout