Four children died in a house fire due to the presence of trash, while their mother was at Sainsbury's.

Deveca Rose was facing serious charges after her four young boys perished in a tragic house fire in South London. The court heard that she had left her children in the care of a friend, but investigators were unable to find any trace of this friend. Instead, they found the boys under a bed, surrounded by garbage and human waste.

It was a heartbreaking scene, with the four boys who were just three and four years old, lying limp and unconscious. Neighbors could hear them inside the burning building, but by the time firefighters arrived, it was too late. Despite their efforts, the boys were pronounced dead at the hospital. The cause of death was determined to be inhalation of fire fumes.

The court was told that Deveca Rose, 29, had left her children home alone while she went to the store around 6:30pm on December 16, 2021. She was now on trial for child cruelty and manslaughter. The prosecutor, Kate Lumsdon, shared the details of the tragic events with the jury. It was revealed that the boys' father, Dalton Hoath, from whom Ms. Rose was separated, also arrived at the scene.

When Ms. Rose returned to the property, she was taken in by neighbors as firefighters continued to battle the flames. She claimed that she had left her children with a woman named Jade, but firefighters were unable to find any evidence of this person. After her arrest, Ms. Rose maintained this claim in a prepared statement. However, extensive inquiries led to the conclusion that Jade either did not exist or had no involvement in the events of that evening.

The fire investigation revealed that the blaze was caused by a discarded cigarette or upturned tea light candle near the sofa in the downstairs front room. It then spread by igniting the rubbish on the floor. As the trial continued, it became clear that Ms. Rose would have to answer for the tragic loss of her four young sons. Despite her denial of the charges, the evidence against her was mounting. The trial would ultimately determine her fate.

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