A mother who killed six of her children has been released from prison after serving just half of her 17-year sentence. Mairead Philpott, then aged 32, was jailed for manslaughter in April 2013, over the deaths of the children in an arson attack. She, her husband and their friend Paul Mosley started the blaze in their Derby home in May 2012 in a bid to frame Mick’s former girlfriend Lisa Willis. He was embroiled in a custody battle with Miss Willis, who had lived with the couple for a decade before leaving three months before the deadly fire, taking her five children – for of whom were fathered by Mick – with her. He and Mairead also hoped the damage would result in them getting a bigger council house, the court heard. But after starting the fire with petrol, the Philpotts were unable to rescue their children from the flames in time. Jade Philpott, 10, and her brothers John, nine, Jack, eight, Jesse, six, and Jayden, five, all died in the petrol-fuelled blaze, while Duwayne, 13, died in hospital three days later.
A mother who killed six of her children has been released from prison after serving just half of her 17-year sentence. Mairead Philpott, then aged 32, was jailed for manslaughter in April 2013, over the deaths of the children in an arson attack. She, her husband and their friend Paul Mosley started the blaze in their Derby home in May 2012 in a bid to frame Mick’s former girlfriend Lisa Willis. He was embroiled in a custody battle with Miss Willis, who had lived with the couple for a decade before leaving three months before the deadly fire, taking her five children – for of whom were fathered by Mick – with her. He and Mairead also hoped the damage would result in them getting a bigger council house, the court heard. But after starting the fire with petrol, the Philpotts were unable to rescue their children from the flames in time. Jade Philpott, 10, and her brothers John, nine, Jack, eight, Jesse, six, and Jayden, five, all died in the petrol-fuelled blaze, while Duwayne, 13, died in hospital three days later.
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A mother who killed six of her children has been released from prison after serving just half of her 17-year sentence. Mairead Philpott, then aged 32, was jailed for manslaughter in April 2013, over the deaths of the children in an arson attack.
She, her husband and their friend Paul Mosley started the blaze in their Derby home in May 2012 in a bid to frame Mick’s former girlfriend Lisa Willis.
He was embroiled in a custody battle with Miss Willis, who had lived with the couple for a decade before leaving three months before the deadly fire, taking her five children – for of whom were fathered by Mick – with her.
He and Mairead also hoped the damage would result in them getting a bigger council house, the court heard.
But after starting the fire with petrol, the Philpotts were unable to rescue their children from the flames in time.
Jade Philpott, 10, and her brothers John, nine, Jack, eight, Jesse, six, and Jayden, five, all died in the petrol-fuelled blaze, while Duwayne, 13, died in hospital three days later.
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A mother who killed six of her children has been released from prison
after serving just half of her 17-year sentence. Mairead Philpott, then
aged 32, was jailed for manslaughter in April 2013, over the deaths of
the children in an arson attack.
She, her husband and their friend Paul Mosley started the blaze in their
Derby home in May 2012 in a bid to frame Mick’s former girlfriend Lisa
Willis.
He was embroiled in a custody battle with Miss Willis, who had lived
with the couple for a decade before leaving three months before the
deadly fire, taking her five children – for of whom were fathered by
Mick – with her.
He and Mairead also hoped the damage would result in them getting a
bigger council house, the court heard.
But after starting the fire with petrol, the Philpotts were unable to
rescue their children from the flames in time.
Jade Philpott, 10, and her brothers John, nine, Jack, eight, Jesse, six,
and Jayden, five, all died in the petrol-fuelled blaze, while Duwayne,
13, died in hospital three days later.
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