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Australia mourns innocents lost in Brisbane suburban street

Australia mourns innocents lost in Brisbane suburban street
Hannah Clarke with her three children – Laianah, Aaliyah and Trey aged between three and six [CREDIT:FACEBOOK - STACEY ROBERTS]

A shocking act of violence has rocked a community to its core and thrown a spotlight on the threat to women from domestic violence in Australia, which lingers despite official measures to stamp it out.

The life Hannah Clarke and her then-husband Rowan Baxter had built for themselves seemed idyllic.

They had three beautiful children, two girls Aaliyah, 6, and Laianah, 4 and a little boy, Trey, 3.

She was a former trampolining champion who represented Queensland for four consecutive years.

He was a former NRL hopeful who had transitioned to personal training.

Together they owned and operated a local gym.

But there were domestic violence issues lurking under the surface, which came to a head in horrific and deadly fashion in a Brisbane suburban street earlier this week.

It’s believed Rowan Baxter, a former Warriors player, set the car on fire with Hannah, Laianah, Aaliyah and Trey inside.

[Source: Stuff.co.nz]

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