A MOTHER has been charged with the death of two sets of twins killed in a house fire.
Deveca Rose, 29, was charged Thursday with four counts of murder following the deaths of four brothers in a fire in south London in December 2021.
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Brothers Kyson and Bryson, four, and Leyton and Logan, three, died Credit: UkNewsinPictures
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Deveca Rose, 29, was charged Thursday with four counts of manslaughter Credit: Rex
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Emergency services were called to a fire in Sutton on 16 December 2021 Credit: Darren Fletcher
She was also charged with child abandonment contrary to the Children and Young Persons Act 1933.
Deveca will appear at Croydon Magistrates’ Court on December 11.
It follows the tragic deaths of two sets of twin brothers – Leyton and Logan Hoath, three, and Kyson and Bryson Hoath, four.
Emergency services were called to a fire at an address in Collingwood Road, Sutton, at around 7pm on 16 December 2021.
Deveca previously described her ordeal of having to live without her twins.
“Bryson, Kyson, Logan and Leyton were my boys, they were my babies, they were my life, they were my world,” she told The Times.
“They were my heart, they were my soul, they were everything. It’s all so surreal. I can’t function.
‘I can’t get over it, I’ll never get over it. They lit up everyone’s world and I will always be sorry to see them go so soon.”
“They had so much planned, and now they are gone,” she added.
“I wake up and look at their Christmas tree and their clothes, their Liverpool [football] the set, their Cocomelon dressing gowns, their drawings.”
A huge inferno swept through the entire ground floor of the middle terraced house, burying the four boys in smoke.
About sixty firefighters arrived at the scene in less than three minutes and tried to save the boys.
The children were pulled out of the fiery element by the firemen’s heroes, but tragically there was no way to save them.
Doctors tried to perform CPR outside the house where the brothers’ unopened Christmas presents lay under the tree in ashes.
The football-loving boys’ dad, Dalton Hoath, 28, said: “I’ll never take them to their first game. I’m devastated.”
Dalton, whose father works for AFC Wimbledon, said: “They were only talking about their first football match. Now I won’t be able to see them play or watch football again.
“It would be carrying on the tradition because the family has supported Wimbledon for years.
“They were bright, caring, nice guys. I don’t know how I’m going to continue. It’s a miracle I haven’t lost the plot already.”
A spokesman for the Metropolitan Police said: “Officers understand the significant impact on the local community following this devastating incident and would like to reassure people that this extremely complex investigation is continuing, supported by partner agencies including the Crown Prosecution Service and the London Fire Brigade.”
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Four boys with dad Dalton Hoath
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The children were pulled out of the fire, but tragically could not be savedCredit: Facebook
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Sixty firefighters arrived at the scene in less than three minutes Credit: Darren Fletcher
BRACKETED WITH SORROW
FOUR blue teddy bears were among the heartbreaking tributes left at the scene of the fire that shocked and saddened the entire area.
Dozens of locals, many in tears, laid flowers and expressed their condolences next to the police cordon.
Another black and white teddy bear was left next to the candle with the message “RIP sweet little one”.
The Church of St. Nicholas, whose tower can be seen from the scene, opened its doors for people who were supposed to pray.
Parish priest Frances Arnold said: “Those who came were shocked and wanted to find somewhere to go.
– We are really shocked by the tragic loss of children.
The house where the four died is also close to the ground of League Two football team Sutton United.
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