A father and his sons have been jailed for life with a total minimum term of 81 years for murdering two teenagers and a six-month-old baby in a flat fire.
Peter Eyre, 44, and sons Anthony, 22, and Simon, 24, were convicted at Nottingham Crown Court on Thursday of setting a fire in a botched revenge attack in Langley Mill, Derbyshire.
These are the first pictures released of a father and two sons found guilty of murdering two teenagers and a six-month old baby at a flat fire in Derbyshire.
Peter Eyre, 44, and his sons Anthony Eyre, 22, and Simon Eyre, 24, were found guilty at Nottingham Crown Court following a month-long trial.
Six-month-old Ruby-Grace Gaunt, her mother Amy Smith and her friend Edward Green, both 17, died in the blaze in North Street, Langley Mill, in June.
All three were accused of starting the fire as an act of revenge.
The court heard that the fire was started at the door of the building after the Eyres got into an argument with Mr Gaunt about his stolen moped, which he alleged had been taken by another one of Peter Eyre’s sons.
In 2008 Simon Eyre was convicted of arson for a fire involving a school minibus, ITV News Central can reveal.
All three men are expected to be sentenced tomorrow.
The mother of a teenager who was killed in a fire with her six-month-old baby daughter tells ITV News Central they'll 'never get over' it.
Three men accused of murdering a mother, her six-month old daughter and a teenage boy by starting a flat fire have been found guilty.