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Angry 3 Children Found Dead at Bristol UK Home-Woman Arrested For Murder

Woman Arrested on Suspicion of Murder After Three Children Are Found Dead at Bristol Home

A 42-year-old woman was arrested and remains in custody at a hospital

MailOnline 18 FEB 2024









Police have arrested a woman on suspicion of murder after three children were found dead at an address in Blaise Walk, Sea Mills in Bristol.


Officers made the tragic discovery in the early hours of Sunday morning after receiving a concern from welfare call at a property Blaise Walk, Sea Mills, at around 12.40am.

Three children were pronounced dead at the scene Avon and Somerset Police said in a statement, with their cause of death yet to be confirmed.

A murder probe has been launched with the 42-year-old woman arrested being held in police custody at a hospital, the force added.

Locals reported seeing a heavy police presence in the area this morning while photos show part of the road cordoned off, with multiple police cars and a forensic team on the scene.

Neighbourhood Chief Inspector Vicks Hayward-Melen said: 'This is an incredibly tragic and heart-breaking incident in which three children have sadly died.

'My sincere condolences go to the children's loved ones and we will be ensuring they are offered support through our family liaison unit.

'We believe this to be an isolated incident and there is no further risk to the wider community, however officers will remain at the scene to provide reassurance to anyone who has any questions or concerns.

'Over the coming days, residents can expect to see an increased police presence and we thank them for their co-operation during this time.'

Police said the Independent Office for Police Conduct had been informed about the incident due to 'prior police contact'.

Mayor of Bristol Martin Reeves wrote on Facebook: 'It's almost impossible to find the words to describe this afternoon's devastating news from Sea Mills, Bristol

'My thoughts are with all who knew these three young children – we will be working with schools, the community, and the police to support people.'

Darren Jones, MP for Bristol North West added on social media: 'I’m deeply saddened by this tragic news from Sea Mills today.

'My thoughts and prayers are with the friends and family of the children, and my thanks go to our emergency services who responded. Avon and Somerset Police will remain in the area but consider this to be an isolated incident.'




The three children were pronounced dead at the scene, Avon and Somerset Police said today.




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