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Dartmoor fall deaths
The funeral is being held on Monday in Torquay for a mother and her two boys.
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Funeral for mother and two sons
The funeral is being held on Monday in Torquay for a mother and her two boys.
It is believed Katherine Hooper jumped from rocks at Haytor on Dartmoor with her five year old son Joshua in July.
Her younger son, two year old Sam, was found dead at their home.
Latest from Haytor deaths investigation
Police investigating the deaths of a mother and son on Dartmoor are back at the tourist spot where they died. Katherine Hooper and her five year-old son Joshua fell from rocks at Haytor on Friday. Her 2 year old son Sam was found dead at the family home in Paignton. Jacquie Bird reports
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Last known picture of Haytor victim
Devon & Cornwall Police have released a CCTV photograph of Katherine Hooper who died with her young son at Haytor last Friday
New appeal for witnesses to Haytor deaths
Police have returned to Haytor on Dartmoor this morning as they continue their investigation into the deaths of Katherine Hooper and her five year-old son Joshua who fell from rocks last Friday.
Detective Superintendent Paul Burgan who is leading the investigation told ITV News West Country that its thought the pair spent the night there before they died.
Miss Hooper's 2 year-old son Sam was found dead at the family home in Paignton.
Detectives are appealing for anyone who was at Haytor last week who may have inadvertantly filmed or photographed Kat Hooper and her son on the THURSDAY carrying a car booster seat.
Police to revisit Haytor in deaths investigation
Police investigating the deaths of a mother and son on Dartmoor are to return to the tourist spot where they died.
Katherine Hooper and her five year-old son Joshua fell from rocks at Haytor. It's thought the pair spent the night there before they died last Friday. Miss Hooper's 2 year-old son Sam was found dead at the family home in Paignton.
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FULL REPORT : Investigations into Dartmoor deaths
Investigations are continuing into the circumstances surrounding the deaths of two boys and their Mother. Katherine Hooper and her five year old son Joshua died after falling from Haytor on Dartmoor on Friday. Her two year old son Sam was then found dead at the family home in Paignton.
Today children at Joshua's school were offered counselling. Although police have launched a murder enquiry, they're not looking for anyone in connection with the deaths.
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Council begins review after death of woman and her childen
Torbay Council says a serious case review has begun following the death of a woman and her two sons on Friday.
Katherine Hooper fell from Hay Tor on Dartmoor with her 5-year-old son. Her 2-year-old son was later found dead at her home.
School "saddened" after death of young boys
The school of a young boy who died on Friday have said they are "shocked and saddened" by his death.
Five year old Joshua Patterson was found with his 24 year old mother Katherine Hooper at the bottom of a 70ft cliff in Dartmoor National Park.
The body of his brother, 2 year old Samuel Patterson, was found at Katherine's home in Paignton.
Flowers left after death of woman and children in Dartmoor
Flowers and gifts have been left at the home of a woman in Paignton after she and her two sons died on Friday.
Katherine Hooper fell from Hay Tor on Dartmoor with her 5-year-old son. Her 2-year-old son was later found dead at her home.
Community in shock after deaths of Paignton family
Friends and neighbours say they are shocked that a Paignton woman may have killed herself and her two children. Katherine Hooper fell from Hay Tor on Dartmoor with her 5-year-old son.
Her 2-year-old son was later found dead at her home in Paignton.
An investigation has begun into whether authorities failed the 24-year-old.
John Andrews reports:
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Care probe launched after Dartmoor fall deaths
Police investigating the deaths of Katherine Hooper and her two sons say the family were subject to Safeguarding Partnership Intervention.