Leaving home after telling her partner she would buy their daughters McDonald’s, a Melbourne nurse did the unthinkable in a horror act of family violence.
An inquest has been unable to determine what drove a nurse to kill herself and her two young daughters in a deliberately-lit car fire .
Both originally from Kuwait, they were granted permanent residency in Australia in 2015 and settled in Melbourne a year later. He said he was not in fear and wanted to manage it within the family, but that Thomas had been increasingly abusive since January. CCTV footage from a service station just 15 minutes later captured her filling a 10-litre fuel container with petrol before stopping at a nearby McDonalds.
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