Emotional wreck

Emotional Wreck
Read Love Messages
Pregnant Mother Wrote
Before Killing Self And 3 Kids
A troubled mother who killed her three kids and
herself wrote touching messages for them.
A troubled pregnant woman who killed her three
children » before killing herself, actually told the
children she loved and could not allow them to
suffer all alone.
An inquest looking into the pathetic case heard
that 23-year-old Suffolk, UK woman, Fiona
Anderson, » who drowned her 3-year-old
Levina, 2-year-old Addy and and 11-month-old
Kyden, before jumping from to her death in a car
park later that evening, had written 'I love you'
on their bodies before kissing and tucking them
up in bed.
The inquest heard that the children had been
drowned in the bath, with post-mortem evidence
suggesting they had neither been restrained nor
assaulted.
Each of the three children had a heart drawn on
their torso in green ink to spell out the message
“I love you x”, while police also found evidence
of a lipstick-mark kiss on each of their
foreheads.
Chief Inspector Andy Smith said officers had
entered Ms Anderson’s bedroom to find three
messages written on the walls.
I put them to bed with their bear bears – they
loved their bears.
Another message said:
I love them and I’m going to keep them safe.
While the third read:
They’re cuddled up together sleeping. They look
so peaceful.
Mr Smith said Ms Anderson was also found to
have written the names of her children on her
own body, as well as 'Eve', the name she
intended to give her unborn daughter.
Smith also disclosed that the day before the
deaths, Ms Anderson had argued with the
children’s father, Craig McClellan, after he
started a new relationship. She stabbed him
during the confrontation, but lied about it to
police in order to stop the children being taken
into care.
It is clear that Fiona Anderson loved her children
but that she was extremely emotionally
disturbed on April 13, 14 and 15.
A letter found after her death provided further
'harrowing insight into her life' including 'her
intention to take her children with her'.