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'Today's verdict is merely a stepping stone for the family who must now try to come to terms with their loss.Long distance moves are different then local moves and require a special set of skills, licenses and experience. 'While their suffering has ended, their mother's torment will continue on a daily basis for the rest of her life. Her solicitor Sarah Lapsley said after the verdicts: 'There can be no justification for taking the lives of four innocent young boys. Speaking to their mother, he reassured her that the boys would have fallen asleep and died without any pain and knowing nothing of what was happening. The coroner recorded verdicts that the boys were unlawfully killed and their father took his own life.

'The last thing you would expect a doting father to do would be to harm his children.' Those who heard the threats did not think for one second he was going to do it. He said no one had taken Young's threats seriously, adding: 'He repeatedly talked of taking his own life and taking the children with him. My heart goes out to all those who have been touched by it.' It is one of the most harrowing cases I have had to deal with. 'This case has been like a dark cloud which has been waiting ever since I heard of this terrible sequence of events. It affects the parents, the families and it affects friends and the coroner too. 'Nothing in this life prepares us for the death of a child,' he said. North Wales coroner John Hughes described the deaths as 'one of the most harrowing cases I have seen.' The next sound she heard was the voices of police officers who had found the car and smashed a window to try and get to her sons inside. Samantha heard him breathing heavily and then silence. 'Isn't it funny - getting a nosebleed before you die,' he said. He said he was feeling sleepy and had a nosebleed. Mr Young said another of the boys had died and then the third. The children could be heard coughing and crying. He then said: 'It's one down, I've got to go through with it, I've gone too far. Mr Young put Joshua on the line and told him to tell her he loved her and say goodbye, which he did. Samantha asked to speak to one of her other sons who could be heard asking for his mother. But he replied: 'It's too late - Dan's dead.' Samantha told him she would have an abortion and they could try and make their relationship work. Mr Young rang again at about 1.15am when a police officer and her brother Steven listened to the call. He then asked her: 'Can you hear the mower?' to which she replied 'Yes', and then 'Can you hear your children?' to which she said 'Yes' before the call ended.

Referring to her pregnancy he said: 'I hope you're happy, I hope you have a grudge against that baby for the rest of your life. He started a lawn mover in the car and at 12.20am on March 27, called his wife to tell her what he was doing. Mr Young took Joshua and his three other sons, Thomas, six, Callum, five, and Daniel, three, out of their beds in their pyjamas, clutching pillows and quilts, and drove them to a lay-by on the Horseshoe Pass in North Wales. When he found out Samantha was pregnant by another man he carried out his threat. She finally left him for good late last year but Mr Young, 38, of Littler Lane, Winsford, became depressed and talked of killing himself and his children. They had met when she was 14 and he was 24 but kept their relationship secret as he had just moved in with another woman. Samantha, of Cleveland Way, Winsford, was assaulted a number of times, but kept returning for the sake of the children. The inquest was told how the couple had a stormy relationship. Samantha asked Joshua, her eldest son, where they were, but he replied: 'It's too dark, it's too smoky.' Samantha, who now uses her maiden name of Tolley, could hear her other children crying and the sound of a lawn mower engine pumping out the carbon monoxide that killed them and their father in his car, an inquest in Wrexham was told.Īs she desperately tried to keep him on the phone, police attempted to trace the call. THIS is the father who gave an horrific running phone commentary to his estranged wife as he killed their four sons.įarm worker Keith Young, from Winsford in Cheshire, called Samantha Young on her mobile, put their seven-year-old son on the line and said: 'Say goodbye to your mum and tell her you love her.'

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