Post mortem examinations carried out on bodies of teenagers at centre of murder probe

Post mortem examinations have been carried out on the bodies of two teenage boys as detectives continue to investigate their deaths.
By Reporter
Published 28th May 2019, 12:44 BST
Police at the scene on Friday. Photo - SWNSPolice at the scene on Friday. Photo - SWNS
Police at the scene on Friday. Photo - SWNS

Blake Barrass, aged 14 and Tristan Barrass, 13, died in Sheffield on Friday.

They were among six children taken to hospital after emergency services were called to a house on Gregg House Road, Shiregreen, at 7.30am that day.

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The two teenage boys later died and a murder inquiry was launched.

Police at the scene on Friday. Photo - SWNSPolice at the scene on Friday. Photo - SWNS
Police at the scene on Friday. Photo - SWNS
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Sarah Barrass, aged 34, of Gregg House Road, Shiregreen and 37-year-old Brandon Machin, of no fixed abode, are both due to appear at Sheffield Crown Court today accused of murder.

They were remanded in custody after appearing before Sheffield magistrates yesterday (Monday).

Barrass is also accused of three counts of attempted murder against two other children.

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Those children – as well as two other youngsters – cannot be named for legal reasons.

A High Court injunction banning their identification covers social media comments, photographs or anything else that could lead to their identification.

Pictures of Chesterfield's Whit Walks 2019 - can you spot yourself?South Yorkshire Police has warned that those who name the youngsters could be charged with contempt of court.