Depressed mother Tania Clarence, who smothered her three young disabled children as they slept before attempting suicide, was given a hospital order at the Old Bailey today after Judge Mr Justice Sweeney said she had been "overwhelmed".
The husband of a mother who killed her three disabled children has criticised medical professionals and social workers for contributing to the "unbearable pressure" that overwhelmed his wife.
In a statement issued through the family's solicitor, Tania Clarence's husband Gary said "lessons need to be learned" from the tragedy.
The solicitor added that Mr Clarence "hopes to be able to ensure that never again will a family have to endure the unbearable pressure that eventually overwhelmed the resources of his wife."
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