True Crime Case: Shiregreen Incident
At 7:30 on the morning of 24 May 2019, police officers attended a house on Gregg House Road in Shiregreen, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England.
The police had received reports of concerns. The reports were from neighbours, with concern for the safety of children inside the property.
The police then initiated a large-scale response to the incident.
Fifteen police cars arrived to raid the property, during which the police located six children—aged 7 months, 3 years, 1...
True Crime Case: Shiregreen Incident
At 7:30 on the morning of 24 May 2019, police officers attended a house on Gregg House Road in Shiregreen, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England.
The police had received reports of concerns. The reports were from neighbours, with concern for the safety of children inside the property.
The police then initiated a large-scale response to the incident.
Fifteen police cars arrived to raid the property, during which the police located six children—aged 7 months, 3 years, 10, 11, 13 (Tristan Barrass), and 14 years old (Blake Barrass).
All six of those children were unconscious inside the property.
Officers arrested two people, a 37-year-old man (Brandon Machin) and a 34-year-old woman (Sarah Barrass), on suspicion of murder.
The area surrounding Gregg House Road was placed under lockdown, including Hartley Brook Primary Academy, whose playground was used for the landing of the Yorkshire Air Ambulance at the scene after the police raid.
In addition to the air ambulance, four road ambulances also attended.
All six children were transported to Sheffield Children's Hospital for treatment.
The eldest two children, aged 13 and 14, later died in hospital.
The four remaining children were conscious and in a non-life-threatening condition, but they remained hospitalized for a short while.
Police later narrowed down the cordon to the affected street and confirmed they were not looking for other suspects in connection with the "isolated" incident, and there was no wider risk to the community.
As all of this was happening, social media was going crazy!
The speculation was rife, and the police and ambulance response was so significant that people were speculating and reporting that a mass shooting had occurred.
Because Hartley Brook Primary Academy was within the lockdown cordon and was used as a landing site for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance, people obviously feared the worst and believed the mass shooting was at the school.
A press release by South Yorkshire Police later ruled out a shooting, confirming that no shots had been fired and there had not been an incident at the school.
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CHAPTERS:
Intro - 00:00
Disclaimer - 02:08
About Sarah Barrass & Brandon Machin - 02:24
Sarah & Her Family - 04:14
Week Leading Up to Incident - 08:11
The Murders - 10:05
Police Arrive - 13:12
Evil From Birth - 15:23
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