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'Don’t Let Them Take Them away... Forgive Me for What I’ll do':
-The Night Before Eight Children Were Tragically Killed in Their Home Neighbours Heard Mother's Chilling Scream

• Horrifying massacre at a Cairns home just six days before Christmas
• Senior police say Mersane Warria, also known as Raina Thaiday, was the name of the person of interest in the devastating tragedy
• 'Papa God gave me the power to do anything,' Warria also tells 13-year-old family friend the day before massacre
• Another neighbour said she saw the mother taking personal possessions from her home saying she was going to 'make a fresh start'
• It is understood the children were stabbed to death inside the house
• Ms Warria was the mother of seven of the dead children with the other child a niece
• The woman's shocked cousin Lisa Thaiday could only mourn for the dead children

Daily Mail Australia, 19 December 2014

The chilling sounds of a woman pleading for forgiveness was heard coming from the home where eight children were found stabbed to death on Friday in Cairns.

Senior police told the Herald Sun that Mersane Warria, also known as Raina Thaiday, was the name of the person of interest in the devastating massacre. It is understood the children were stabbed to death inside the house.
The 34-year-old remains in Cairns Hospital in a stable condition and will undergo a mental health assessment. On Friday night police had still not laid any charges.

It was also revealed that neighbours said they heard a woman screaming in a mixture of English and Torres Strait Creole, a native language of islanders.

About 9pm on Thursday night a woman was claimed to have yelled:

'Don’t let them take them away from us. God bless us. Forgive me for what I’ll do.'

Another neighbour said she saw the mother taking personal possessions from her home to her front yard saying she was going to 'make a fresh start'.

A 13-year-old girl said she walked two of her girlfriends to the Murray Street house on Thursday evening after they had been shopping.
She said when they got to the house, the older girl's mother - Ms Warria - came out and gave her money for a taxi home.

'She was saying stuff about God and other stuff,' she told AAP near the crime scene on Friday afternoon. She said: 'Papa God gave me the power to do anything.'

Warria also told the girl she was a 'warrior'.
Far Northern Region Acting Chief Superintendent Russell Miller confirmed Ms Warria was a person of interest in relation to the deaths of her seven children and niece, the Sun Herald reported.

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'Those poor babies': A shocked cousin, Lisa Thaiday, 34, expressed disbelief at the killings





Police secure the crime scene in the Manoora suburb of Cairns





Distress: A woman, believed to be a neighbour, was seen visibly distressed near the Manoora property after eight children were confirmed dead





Police on the scene: A 34-year-old woman was taken to hospital with stab wounds to her chest. She was in a critical condition








Neighbours and police comfort each other on Murray St, near the scene of the horrifying crime





The Australian city of Cairns has a population of 160,000 people and is in the far north of Queensland









Cairns Regional Crime Co-ordinator Detective Inspector Bruno Asnicar speaks to media at the scene


A relative has told of her horror after the bodies of eight children aged between 18 months and 15-years-old, were found dead at a Cairns home following a massacre just six days before Christmas.
Ms Warria was also rushed to hospital in a critical condition with stab wounds to her chest.

Cairns Regional Crime Co-ordinator Detective Inspector Bruno Asnicar described the massacre as a 'tragic and traumatic event'.

Ms Warria's devastated cousin, Lisa Thaiday earlier told reporters the woman was the children's mother. 'I just can't believe it,' she said. 'Those poor babies.'

Manoora, around 4km west of the coastal town's main tourist strip, is a suburb that historically has suffered a bad reputation and high crime rates. In June, media revealed the suburb was at the centre of a secret government report into youth sexual abuse and domestic violence.

Details about what investigators found inside the house have not been revealed but a neighbour said she had been told there were bloody scenes 'everywhere' inside. Officers who arrived first on the scene said it was like 'something out of a horror movie'.

Specialist police officers are now on their way from Brisbane to help with the situation including senior Homicide Squad detectives as well as forensic and child trauma specialists. The crime scene is completely locked down and there are no formal suspects as yet.

'There's not much else we can say, but we have a range of strategies in place to support the family through this very difficult time,' Detective Inspector Asnicar said.
'It's a tragic and traumatic with so many deceased in one place. It's right up there with some of the most serious things I've ever had to deal with.'

Ms Thaiday said another sibling, a 20-year-old man, arrived home to discover his brothers and sisters dead inside the house and alerted the authorities.
He is now being consoled by other family members.

'I'm going to see him now, he needs comforting,' Ms Thaiday said. She described the family and extended relatives as close-knit and many live in surrounding suburbs.
'We're a big family and most of us are from the (Torres) Strait,' she said, adding that she rushed to the scene after hearing about the incident on the radio.





Police carry flowers to the scene of the multiple stabbing in the suburb of Manoora in Cairns





Flowers were left up against a fence across the road from the scene of the massacre





As the day went on more and more people lay flowers near the scene of the tragedy in Cairns


Ms Warria was described as ‘happy go lucky and seemed to really love her kids’, Daily Mail Australia has been told.

Robert Struber, who lived for 20 years in the house where the deaths took place, said he had spoken with the 34-year-old on several occasions while visiting his former neighbours.
He said the last time he had seen her, a few months ago, she was ‘friendly and happy to chat’ and that she had mainly looked after her large family and 'seemed to really love her kids’.

Mr Struber said he hadn't met the father of the children.
He said the street had a mixture of Aboriginal families and people from the Torres Strait and Cook Islands. He moved out of the four bedroom house two years ago because it was too large, and said that following the tragedy he ‘never wanted to go back inside it’.

ABC reported that a relative of the children, Larry Woosup, said the adults who lived in the house were his niece and nephew.

'I just heard about it. My family just rang because they're worried about our sister,' he said.
'Some of them are my sister's kids. I just got a phone call from my son's mother from down in Mackay because they had seen the news flash down there.
'This is a close neighbourhood. I'm desperate like everyone else to hear [what happened].'


Neighbour Bessie Mareko said she saw the 34-year-old woman and a number of children at 2:00am on Friday morning cleaning up their home and putting unwanted items on the street.

Rebecca Levers who lives six doors down from the family on Murray Street, could not understand why this tragedy happened.

‘They moved in about a year ago. They seemed really normal to me, I never heard of any trouble with them,’ she said.
‘It’s heartbreaking knowing there were kids involved, I think it’s a big shock to the community.
‘I’ve been here for seven years and it’s the first time there’s ever been a big crime like this.’





Both young and old came to place floral tributes for those that died at Murray Street in Manoora





Lit candles, flowers and toys are just some of the things that have been placed across the road from where the multiple stabbings took place





Local people attended a candlelight vigil in Manoora near where the massacre happened





The candlelight vigil gave the people living in Manoora a chance to grieve


Cairns City Church held a vigil for the victims of the tragedy on Thursday night, with Pastor Michael Dalla Vecchia calling on the people of Cairns to 'stick together as a community'.

The Bishop of Cairns James Foley also issued a statement about the tragedy.

'To say this has been a dreadful week is almost an obscene understatement: the Sydney siege; an 18 year old taken by a shark off Pt. Douglas; the Pakistan school massacre; and on Friday’s 1pm radio news the headline that eight children had been stabbed at a Cairns suburb - Manoora. And all this in the week before Christmas,' the statement said.
'Yet, as we saw in the aftermath of the Sydney siege, the very worst some people can do - may bring out the very best in so many more.'

Police said it would be several hours before forensic officers would be able to complete their work inside the house - while detectives continued inquiries to establish what had led up to the slaughter.
Detectives rushed to the house in Murray Street at about 11.20am on Friday after they received reports a woman had suffered serious injuries.
The street has been branded a crime scene and the area has been locked down. Their home is a rented Housing Commission residence.





A view of a window of the house where the mass stabbing took place in the suburb of Manoora in Cairns





Paramedics seen leaving the house appeared distraught at the sight





Crime scene: Police have confirmed eight children aged between 18 months and 15 years have been found at a home in Manoora, west of Cairns





Pictured: Murray St, Manoora, where the incident allegedly occurred





Manoora is located west of the main Cairns tourist strip


Seven News reporter Georgina McKerrow told Sky News a step-father was also believed to be living at the premises.
In a statement released on Friday afternoon, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said:

'This is an unspeakable crime... these are trying days for our country.'

Queensland Premier Campbell Newman said he was 'deeply saddened and shocked' by the events.

'Indeed, the whole Cairns community and the people of Queensland will feel the effects of this tragedy, particularly at a time of year when families come together,' he said.

Shocked people have already turned to social media to express their disbelief at the second major tragedy to strike Australia in just a week.
Murray St is located in a community housing-dominated area.

The Cairns Post has described the street in the past as 'notorious' for crime and anti-social behaviour.

In July Murray Street was one of four identified by Cairns Regional Council as in need of permanent surveillance by CCTV cameras to ensure the safety of residents.

About 20 to 30 people, including neighbours and locals, could be seen to be visibly upset and comforting each other at the scene.
Detective Inspector Bruno Asnicar described the horror crime as a 'tragic, tragic incident'. He could not say whether the children all belonged to the same family.
He told reporters the woman is not in police custody. He said it was not yet clear who had called emergency services.

In a statement, Queensland Premier Campbell Newman said:

'I am deeply saddened and shocked by the tragic events in Cairns today.'
'My thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of those concerned,' adding that he had asked ministers to ensure emergency services were given the support they need.
'The whole Cairns community and the people of Queensland will feel the effects of this tragedy, particularly at a time of year when families come together.'

Mr Newman encouraged Queenslanders who need support to reach out and seek professional assistance if needed.

In a tweet, Lifeline said:

'All Australians have been deeply saddened & shocked by a number of events this week. Please remember that we're here 24/7 for support on 13 11 14'.


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