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cikatilia · Post time 23-5-2013 10:21 AM

Grieving mother of the 'red balloon' brother and sister 'murdered by their British father' leads tearful march in their memory through French village

Mathew and Carla Stevenson were popular pupils at school in rural France
Both 'had their throats cut by their father during an alcohol-fuelled rage'
Mother, Stephanie Morlet, leads emotional march in memory of her children
Family moved to the village of Charantonnay near Lyon six years ago
Julian Stevenson had not been allowed to see children for three years because of violent temper

Hugging and smiling, they were a brother and sister who could not have been prouder of one another.
Mathew and Carla Stevenson were two of the most popular pupils at their primary school in rural France and renowned for being extremely close.
But last Saturday both allegedly became victims of a bitter custody battle between their English father and French mother.

Mother Stephanie Morlet, who was divorced from Julian Stevenson, wore sunglasses as she joined hundreds of school children and well-wishers in her home village

Stephanie Morlet attended a special service in remembrance of two children murdered by their British father in Charantonney, Lyon

In a suspected double murder, 10-year-old Mathew and five-year-old Carla are said to have had their throats cut by their father, Julian Stevenson.
The 48-year-old, who is originally from Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, allegedly killed them both in an alcohol-fuel rage.
Their mother, Stephanie Morlet, came to collect them from a visit - the first Stevenson had been allowed in three years because of his violent behaviour - and saw him escaping the murder scene in a suburb of Lyon on a pair of roller-skates.

Today, a picture of the loving little brother and sister was on display in the village of Charantonnay, south of Lyon, where the children's former classmates took part in a 'white march' in support of the family.
Many were in floods of tears as Ms Morlet, who is in her early 40s, walked at the head of a process of some 300 people carrying white roses and white balloons.
'They were hugely popular children,' said Marie-Jeanne Chesneau. 'Our aim today is to show how much they meant to us, and how much we miss them.'

Mrs Chesneau said the Morlet family had moved to the village some six years ago, and Mathew and Carla enrolled at the local village school in 2010.
This was around the time that Ms Morlet was divorcing Stevenson because of his violent behaviour.
Mrs Morlet wore dark glasses today as she walked through the town surrounded by family members.
'Stephanie inconsolable - her world has fallen apart,' said one family member. 'What has happened is absolutely horrific.'
Ms Morlet was badly beaten up by Stevenson in 2005 and 2010, when an order was made preventing Stevenson seeing the children without a third party adult being presen

The 2010 order was said to have been reversed over the past few weeks, meaning Stevenson was allowed to have the children to stay on Friday night for the first time in three years.
Stevenson has been formally placed under criminal investigation for the double, and is likely to be remanded in custody until his murder trial.
Another judicial source said: 'We are presently holding back from the charge of premeditated murder but this could always change.'
The source said all the circumstances surrounding the horrific crime would be investigated over many months.

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Julian Stevenson, accused of killing his two children in Lyon, France, seen on CCTV footage taking the children, Mathew, 10, and Carla, 5, to the bakers to buy sweets hours before their deaths

Neighbours of the Stevenson said he had appeared 'calm and relaxed' as he wandered around the St Priest suburb of Lyon, where he lives, with the two children on Saturday morning.
'It was a warm day and he was in T-shirt and long shorts,' said one. 'The children were smiling happily, and appeared to be enjoying a day out with their dad.
'He was buying them little presents, including sweets, and did not appear in the least bit flustered.'
When Mrs Stevenson, an accountant's assistant, returned to pick up the children from the second floor apartment at around 5pm on Saturday she saw Stevenson looking 'panicked and angry', according to a neighbour.
'He was in the stairwell of the block, and his clothes were covered in blood,' said the neighbour. 'He made off on a pair of roller-skates, leaving his car in the apartment block's garage.'

Following a short manhunt, Stevenson was found in Lyon's 8th arrondissement at around 8pm on the same evening.
A judicial source said that a knife which was thought to be the murder weapon had been found in the flat.
The source said the double murder was 'clearly linked to a painful separation' and 'legal procedures concerning the right to access to the children which the father deemed insufficient.'
Stevenson has been living in France for 10 years and married in 2005. His wife was finally heard by prosecutors on Sunday, providing them with their details of her troubled relationship with her ex-husband.
Investigators were particularly keen to know who gave the father legal authority to look after the children.

source: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/julian-stevenson-mum-two-kids-1905563 (ada video di dalam..

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Last edited by cikatilia on 23-5-2013 10:23 AM

atreyu05 · Post time 23-5-2013 10:51 AM

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Spiral · Post time 23-5-2013 10:55 AM

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mrsT · Post time 23-5-2013 10:55 AM

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cikatilia · Post time 23-5-2013 11:00 AM

Spiral posted on 23-5-2013 10:55 AM
ksian nye

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sedih kan??

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keji kan??
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tp pitcha bapanya mcm takde jek..