Eastbourne arson: Men jailed for house fire murders of mum and son
Gina Ingles and son Milo Ingles-Bailey, 4, died in a "crime of stealth and cowardice", judge says.
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Gina Ingles and son Milo Ingles-Bailey, 4, died in a "crime of stealth and cowardice", judge says.
The blaze killed Gina Ingles, 34, and her son Milo Ingles-Bailey, while her partner, Toby Jarrett, jumped from the first floor window of the house in Eastbourne, East Sussex.
Two drug dealers burned down a family home killing a mother and her four-year-old son over a £400 debt. Gina Ingles, 34, died shielding her son Milo from the flames after Jacob 'Jake' Barnard, 31, and his enforcer Andrew Milne, 42, poured petrol through the letterbox. Fire investigators found Ms Ingles crouching over her deceased son, with the pair huddled under a windowsill in their burnt-out bedroom. A dog they were looking after for a friend was found dead next to them. Ms Ingles' partner Toby Jarrett spent months in hospital after jumping from a second floor window as the family attempte...
Gina Ingles and four-year-old Milo Ingles-Bailey died in a fire after a row over drugs debts.
Men guilty in connection with murder of Eastboune mother and young son Three men have been convicted in connection with a house fire which killed a mother and her young son in Eastbourne. Thursday, 27th May 2021, 8:01 pm Three men have been convicted in connection with a house fire which killed a mother and her young son in Eastbourne. Andrew Milne, 42, a furniture remover, of Wilmington Road, Hastings, John Tabakis, 31, unemployed, of Cornwallis Gardens, Hastings, and Jacob Barnard, 32, unemployed, previously of Spring Steps, Winchelsea, were each found guilty by a jury which returned its ve...