Deveca Rose, 30, was convicted of manslaughter on Thursday, Oct. 3, for leaving her two sets of twin boys locked up at home and trapped in a fire on Dec. 16, 2021

Social services have been accused of “tiptoeing” around a mother who left her four young children alone in squalid conditions before they were killed in a house fire. Deveca Rose had left her two sets of twins inside a locked terraced house while she went to Sainsbury’s when the fatal blaze broke out on Dec 16 2021.

Social services were repeatedly involved with the family before mum Deveca Rose, 29, left the four young children to die in a house fire while she shopped at Sainsbury's

Deveca Rose, 34, was charged with four counts of manslaughter after a fire tore through the ground floor of her mid-terrace house.

A mother has been convicted of killing her four young sons who perished in a house fire after she locked them inside to go shopping at Sainsbury’s. Deveca Rose, 30, left her two sets of twins alone in their terraced house in Sutton, southwest London, when the fire erupted on the evening of December 16, 2021.

Mother Deveca Rose, who was found guilty of quadruple manslaughter, left twin brothers Kyson and Bryson, four, and three-year-old twins Leyton and Logan to go shopping at Sainsbury's when tragedy stru

Rose was found guilty after her four sons died in a tragic house fire in Sutton, south-west London. The boys, aged three and four, were left alone in bad conditions.

Leyton and Logan Hoath, aged three, and four-year-olds Kyson and Bryson Hoath were unable to escape the locked house and died under a bed, her trial at the Old Bailey heard. Rose, who was found not guilty of a single count of child cruelty, was granted bail and will be sentenced on 15 November.