Tributes are flowing for a “spectacular mother” and her “precious babies” after a horrific car fire in Brisbane that has shaken the community.
Six-year-old Laianah Baxter, her four-year-old sister, Aaliyah, and 3-year-old brother, Trey, all died when the vehicle went up in flames on Raven Street in Camp Hill about 8.30am., while their father, 42-year-old Rowan Baxter, reportedly died of self-inflicted stab wounds.Source:SuppliedHannah Baxter with her three children. Photo: Facebook“My heart is broken today!” a friend of Ms Baxter’s, Katie Stewart, wrote on Facebook.
“My heart is breaking for everyone who knew her and her precious babies but especially the Clarke family.” “At times like this we feel powerless and we wonder what we can do in the face of such horror. The best thing we can do is hug our kids and tell them they are treasured and we love them.” The federal member for Griffith, Terri Butler, said she would ensure mental health assistance was available for the community.
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