The BBC’s A Christmas Carol miniseries nudges it further into horror with a foreboding atmosphere, witchcraft, and a slew of menacing ghosts and haunted memories. Pick just about any adaptation of Charles Dickens’ Christmas ghost story and it could apply to horror. These are the best of the bunch, along with a hidden holiday title not included in their roundup! Up next, Hulu offers a Holiday streaming hub of their own, including a “haunted holiday” section for spooky yuletide picks. We’re breaking down the best holiday horror selections across the many streaming apps, and we kicked things off with AMC’s Shudder last week. "The evidence will shine a spotlight on this form of domestic violence … which is subtle and nuanced, even imperceptible to all but the most expert eyes, yet has devastating consequences.‘Tis the season to watch holiday-themed horror, and we’re here to make that even easier for you. Ms Brasch said Baxter had been a "highly manipulative" husband who controlled his wife with "threat, intimidation, guilt, shame and raw anger", and that he had been determined to "re-assert control" by killing her and his children.
"Hannah said she knew her children were dead, and she didn't want to survive."
"Her last words came just before she was sedated by paramedics," Ms Brasch said. The court also heard Ms Clarke had injuries of the "worst kind" and made a final plea to first responders when she realised her children had been killed. 'Hannah said she knew her children were dead' Ms Brasch said this evidence indicated he had not made a "a sudden nor snap" decision to hurt his family. The inquest will examine the response from authorities before the murders of Hannah Clarke and her children. It heard Baxter made an unusual request to borrow his aunt's car, which he then used to stake out the family on the morning he attacked them. The court was given a detailed timeline of events leading up to the murders, including Baxter's purchase of a jerry can, fuel and cable ties in the days prior. "The evidence will paint a complex picture." "This inquest is an opportunity to reflect upon what could have been done differently - or better - to identify the escalating risks posed by Baxter in the weeks leading to 19 February. "It is almost incomprehensible why a man in Baxter's position would do what he did, but comprehend it we must attempt to do," she said. Family and domestic violence support services: The children died at the scene and the 31-year-old mother died later in hospital from her injuries.īaxter also died shortly after the attack from self-inflicted wounds.ĭuring a pre-inquest conference held in Brisbane, counsel assisting the coroner Jacoba Brasch told the court the inquiry was set to "look backwards" to identify "warning signs" from Baxter and examine whether appropriate actions were taken to address the threat to Ms Clarke and her children. Ms Clarke and her children, Aaliyah, 6, Laianah, 4 and three-year-old Trey, were killed in February last year when her estranged husband Rowan Baxter doused them in petrol and set them alight inside their car at Camp Hill.
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