Depression, a beautiful woman suicide with her two children and had been found In a tragic condition

News24xx.com - A desperate mother was found lying in bed with her two young children after killing them before finally committing to suicide in their home.


Sydnie-Blu MacFarlane, 29, was found lying in his home in Greenwich, southeast London, January 30, 2017.

She slept with her daughter Dolce-Mai Dada, nine years and her three-year-old son, Rhys Dada.


That single mother died after drinking a cocktail that mixed with illegal drugs, which she also gave to children.

The third corpses was found under a blanket after one of the Sydnie family members contacted the police.

From an autopsy that done by a coronary expert, Dr Andrew Harris said that if Dolce-Mai and Rhys die of being killed by her mother Sydnie-Blu.


From the results of a police investigation found a handwritten note in the house stating: "We must be buried together. Nothing separates me from my baby."

It is also said that her mother faced evictions, her husband's infidelity and fights with her close friends and suffered a miscarriage while pregnant her third child.

Paramedic Anna Williamson, of the London Ambulance Service, said: "Since Jan. 22, 2017, Sydnie-Blue has not been out and her children have not been schooling since that day, and the door is locked from the inside, making a neighbor use a magnet to unlock her house ".


Ms Williamson said: "We went upstairs and opened the bedroom door and found an adult woman and her two children lying on the bed under the covers".


All three are declared dead at 6.44 pm.


Inside the room, the ambulance crew found "a bottle of 'holy water', two religious cards", and half a bottle of methadone on the floor.


Pathologist Dr Nathanial Carey said the cause of death of two children was due to take two different drugs that make them die.
 

In the weeks leading up to the tragedy, the mother of two children was "stressed and depressed" after she was warned that she would be expelled from her family home.


Five months before her death, she was referred for mental health assessment by his doctor after he reported that he had a bad mood and had thoughts of suicide.

The assessment was conducted by psychiatric nurse Prince Judge Boampong at A + E on 16 August 2016.

He said: "She revealed that she has been depressed since she was 14. And for the past month she has been humbled by the things that have happened in her life, the main trigger is her housing problem."

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