Irish police released three people arrested for a fatal arson attack. Four family members died in the fire in Waterford earlier this month.
Authorities in Ireland recently released three individuals held for questioning. These people faced suspicion regarding a deadly arson attack in Waterford.
However, the police did not charge these three suspects. They walked free on Saturday after their arrest earlier this week.
The group included two women in their 30s. A man in his 50s was also part of this group.
Meanwhile, the investigation into the tragedy continues. Four members of the English family died in the blaze.
The victims lived on Birch Avenue. This home sits on the outskirts of Waterford city.
The fire claimed the lives of parents Philip and Kim English. Their two young children also died in the incident.
The children, Jayden and Callum, were nine and 12 years old. People have left flowers at the home to honor them.
After that, officials confirmed the status of other suspects. A man in his 20s still remains in police custody.
Earlier, police made other arrests in this case. A man in his 20s and a woman in her 30s faced charges.
These two people already appeared in court for their roles. The legal process remains ongoing for those specific individuals.
Next, detectives will gather more evidence. They aim to find out exactly what happened that day.
Finally, the community waits for answers. Everyone hopes for justice for the victims of this terrible crime.