维省两兄弟死于家中,死因可能为煤气中毒

BOC

维省两兄弟死于家中，疑被母亲杀害

命案调查组继续询问死在中央VIC家中两名男孩的母亲。

昨晚6点半，在救护车赶到后发现7岁和9岁的男孩死在卧室。

男孩的29岁母亲被带到警局接受调查，今早仍呆在那里。

警方目前还没有指控任何人，但是认为死因可疑。

警方没有透露男孩是如何死亡的，以及死亡前究竟发生了什么。

http://www.theage.com.au/victori ... -20100530-wni9.html

Boys' deaths 'suspicious'


The boys, aged seven and nine, were dead when ambulance crews arrived


The homicide and forensic squads arriving at the Kalimna Drive, Mooroopna, residence early this morning.
Homicide detectives are continuing to question the mother of two boys found dead at their home in Mooroopna, near Shepparton in central Victoria, late yesterday.
The two brothers, aged seven and nine, were found dead in a bedroom when ambulance crews were called to the home about 6.30pm yesterday.
The boys' 29-year-old mother was taken to the police station shortly after the bodies were discovered and remains there this morning.


Police said no charges have been laid but the deaths are being treated as suspicious.
Victoria Police spokeswoman said police have spoken to other members of the family and all have been cooperative.
The mother of the boys works part-time at a local service station


Staff became concerned last night when she didn’t report for her shift. Their worst fears were confirmed today.

Speaking outside the property about 1.45am, Detective Senior Sergeant Dave Snare from the homicide squad said it was a scene that nobody wished to see.
The homicide detective arrived at the Kalimna Drive home just after 1am and forensic detectives followed him into the property.
He later said that somebody had arrived at the home earlier in the day and alerted emergency services as to what had happened.
Police have not disclosed how the boys died or the what the family was doing in the hours before the deaths.
He said no information on the cause would be released ''until a post mortem is conducted, probably later this afternoon''.
''At this stage, we are talking to relatives, friends and associates to try and find out what transpired yesterday,'' he said.
Police have notified the school that the children attended about the deaths and counselling is likely to be made available to the students.
Geoff Press, who lives in the house next door, said it was an absolute tragedy.
‘‘I used to see them bouncing up and down in the trampoline from over the fence. It’s just so sad,’’ said Mr Press said.

Another neighbour, Geoff Gardner, said the family had not been in the area for long, maybe about 12 months.
‘‘She was a nice lady with a couple of young kids. I think it was the dad who used to come and pick them up on the weekends in the red ute,’’ Mr Garner said.
‘‘It’s a very quiet neighbourhood. It’s pretty awful what’s happened. You can’t prepare yourself for that sort of stuff.
‘‘They pretty much kept to themselves. Kids are kids. They seemed good. They used to wave as they went past.’’
Police - who are no longer at the scene - removed crime scene tape from around the garden of the brick veneer home. The red ute, believed to belong to the father, was still in the driveway with another car.
Forensics experts worked at the property throughout the night.

[ 本帖最后由 BOC 于 2010-6-2 17:37 编辑 ]

花河马

沙发！

冬至

今早仍呆在那里

一颗红心

20岁就生孩子的年轻母亲-----------她自己的心智成熟了吗？

graw

29岁很年轻啊，但是如果真的是他杀的就太吓人了。
自己的孩子呢。

卡落琳0000

两个孩子不会无故死亡的

BOC

更新，男孩父母正闹分居，母亲有重大嫌疑，事发后曾试图自残，现住院观察中

Scott Robinson inconsolable after death of sons, his mother says

THE mother of two boys found dead in their bedroom remains under police guard in hospital as a small town in northern Victoria mourns their deaths.

The dead brothers' grandmother says her son will never recover from the loss of his boys, the Herald Sun reports.

"I don't know how my son is going to cope," his mother said.

"They're my grandsons. They're my grandsons," she cried as she entered Goulburn Valley Base Hospital.

Her son, Scott Robinson, was being treated for shock and his estranged wife, Vanessa, 29, was being assessed under police guard.

The deaths of the two brothers, which has stunned the small town of Mooroopna, is believed to have come after a bitter separation.

The alarm was raised after Mr Robinson arrived at the well-kept home about 6.30pm (AEDT) on Sunday, to find the children lifeless in a bedroom.

His sons, aged seven and nine, were dead when ambulance crews arrived.

Police said the boys' mother was still at the house when they arrived.

A man was reportedly heard yelling "Tell me. Tell me" as Ms Robinson was driven away by police.

She was later escorted to hospital under police guard after being deemed to be unfit to be interviewed.

Homicide squad detectives scoured the scene for evidence on Monday morning.

About 4pm, police and medical staff escorted Ms Robinson to a plane, and she was flown to St Vincent's Hospital. She was said to be in a serious but stable condition.

She appeared to be breathing with the aid of a ventilator, as she lay on a stretcher.

There were reports she had tried to harm herself, and had required help to breathe when admitted to hospital early yesterday morning.

A police spokesman said last night it might be several days before Ms Robinson, who worked at the hospital as a financial officer, was interviewed.

Police said there were "no obvious signs of injury" to the boys. Autopsies were conducted, but preliminary findings on a cause of death was not released by the coroner.

Mr Robinson, believed to be a butcher in Shepparton, was not a suspect, police said.

urhug

如果是妈妈,她肯定以后会自杀的

tintin77

天哪，这么可爱的孩子怎么下手！现在的世界真是疯掉了！

高密公主

原帖由 一颗红心 于 2010-5-31 13:43 发表
20岁就生孩子的年轻母亲-----------她自己的心智成熟了吗？

那些女人是不会考虑这些事情的。
20岁生了三个孩子的女人我都见过……直接就是生下来，拿了生育金，孩子往父母那里一丢，跑。

qikeyuan

女的心眼就是小。。。大家别拍我啊

uony

(paopaobing(49))

一炷香

维州警方今天下午发表声明称，取暖器故障导致的煤气泄漏可能是导致两名男童死亡的“罪魁祸首”。之前被普遍怀疑的男童母亲目前仍在St Vincent's医院接受治疗，Edwards探员同时表示警方在事发住所的勘察并未涉及男童母亲，他提醒民众不要妄下结论。


Boys were killed by faulty gas heater: police  

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/boys-were-killed-by-faulty-gas-heater-police-20100602-wys7.html?autostart=1
MEGAN LEVY
June 2, 2010 - 3:59PM


Homicide detectives have revealed that two boys found dead in a home in Victoria's north-east were most likely killed by a faulty gas heater.

Their mother, who remains ill in Melbourne's St Vincent's Hospital, was also affected by gas and had no involvement in their deaths, police said.

"Tests conducted today by an Energy Safe Victoria inspector have led police to believe that [the boys'] deaths were likely caused by a faulty appliance, possibly a heater," police said in a statement this afternoon.

"Further testing is still to be conducted as part of the investigation and police are also awaiting the outcome of toxicology reports."

The brothers, Tyler and Chase Robinson, were found dead in their home in Mooroopna, near Shepparton, on Sunday night. The boys, aged seven and nine, had no signs of injury.

After the tragic discovery, their mother, Vanessa Robinson, appeared to be disoriented at the local police station and was airlifted to Melbourne when her condition rapidly declined, police said

She was placed under hospital guard and has not been fit for further interview.

Due to speculation about Ms Robinson's role in the deaths, Detective Inspector Bernie Edwards told reporters this afternoon police wanted to "quell the court of public opinion".

‘‘There have been a number of investigations, scientific primarily, being conducted at the house and I’d just like to inform you that she’s [Vanessa Robinson] definitely not involved."

"What we didn't want is people to make up their minds without all the full facts, so that's why we're trying to inform the public at this stage."

The family may have been exposed to gas "for a number of days" but it may not have been obvious to them, Detective Inspector Edwards said.

"Every appliance in the house is going to be tested," he said.

"I don't want to go into specifics at this moment, we are fairly confident it's gas related."

The boys' mother had fallen ill from the same leak that killed her sons, Detective Inspector Edwards said.

"It's believed that because she's an adult it hasn't affected her as quickly as it has affected the two young boys," he said.

One appliance was believed to be responsible, but he would not say what it was.

The results of tests performed last night were made available to police about 2.45 this afternoon, and a media conference was called for 4pm, Detective Inspector Edwards said.

He defended the actions of police in taking Ms Robinson into custody, saying it was ‘‘common practice’’.

‘‘The mother was the only person with the children when they were found deceased. It’s common practice that the person is spoken to so that we get to the bottom of the matter,’’ he said.

Detective Inspector Edwards said Ms Robinson had been told of the findings at hospital this afternoon, and had been ‘‘fairly devastated, as you would be’’.

‘‘You can imagine how the family and the extended family are. It’s a tragedy for that family, and the community,’’ he said.

‘‘[Ms Robinson’s] physical injuries or illness if improving, and hopefully she will make a full recovery in relation to the illness,’’ he said.

The boys’ father had also been informed, he said.

Detective Inspector Edwards said the welfare of the boys' mother and their family was a priority.

“This is a tragic set of circumstances and the family has been offered counselling and support,” he said.

“Investigators have not yet been able to formally speak with the mother of the boys, however testing carried out at the Mooroopna property has ruled out any involvement by her in their deaths.

“It is normal practice in an investigation into an incident such as this that police would speak with the person who had custody of the children, or anyone located in the premises.

“The investigation is still ongoing at this stage and police will await the outcome of further testing to assist the Coroner in determining the exact cause of death.”

with AAP.

PACIFIC

Their mother, who remains ill in Melbourne's St Vincent's Hospital, was also affected by gas and had no involvement in their deaths, police said.

卡落琳0000

取暖器不能买煤气的 太危险了 可惜了那么可爱的孩子