Three children found dead in Staines, investigation ongoing
- Three children, Nikodem, Kacper, and Dominik Swiderski, were found dead in their home in Staines, alongside their father, Piotr Swiderski.
- Surrey Police are treating the case as a murder investigation and are not looking for any additional suspects.
- The boys' mother has paid tribute to them, describing them as happy children, while the investigation continues and inquests are set for September 10.
The tragic deaths of three young boys, aged two and three, have been classified as murder by Surrey Police. The children, Nikodem and Kacper Swiderski, along with their three-year-old brother Dominik, were discovered at their home in Bremer Road, Staines, alongside their father, Piotr Swiderski, who was 31 years old. The police have stated that they are not seeking any additional suspects in connection with the case, indicating a focused investigation. Angelika Swiderski, the boys' mother, expressed her grief, describing her children as 'happy, active children, full of life and happiness.' She shared that they would often encourage her to smile, even during her sad moments. This heartfelt tribute highlights the profound loss experienced by the family. The investigation is being led by DCI Kimball Edey, who has extended condolences to the family and emphasized the support they will receive from specialist officers during this difficult time. The police have also completed a mandatory referral to the Independent Office for Police Conduct due to prior contact with the family, but it was determined that no further investigation was necessary. Inquests into the deaths of the boys and their father are scheduled to be opened and adjourned on September 10. The community is left in shock as the investigation continues, and the family is urged to be given privacy as they navigate this devastating loss.