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".
A mother who killed her three disabled children was "grief stricken" that they were destined to die before her, a judge has said.
Tania Clarence, 43, was sentenced to a hospital order today for smothering Olivia, four, and three-year-old twins Ben and Max last April.
Mr Justice Sweeney said there was "clear and convincing" evidence that Clarence was suffering a "major depressive episode".
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