In Manchester, a tragic incident unfolded as a four-year-old girl, Lesma-Rose Wibier, lost her life in a suspected arson attack at a house in the Rusholme area. The young girl was taken to the hospital after the blaze broke out around 12:30 GMT on Sunday. Greater Manchester Police (GMP) revealed that a 44-year-old woman, who was acquainted with Lesma-Rose, was initially held on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life. The woman has now been re-arrested on suspicion of murder.
The family of Lesma-Rose paid heartfelt tribute to her, describing her as the shining star of their family. They fondly remembered her as a beautiful girl, both inside and out. Lesma-Rose’s family emphasized her infectious smile and kind nature, highlighting her intelligence and unique qualities that endeared her to all who crossed her path.
Amidst the tragedy, the arrested woman has been placed under the Mental Health Act while awaiting further evaluation. The family of Lesma-Rose has requested privacy during this difficult time, as they grieve the loss of their beloved child. GMP disclosed that the cause of Lesma-Rose’s death will be determined by the results of a post-mortem examination conducted by a Home Office pathologist. Detective Chief Inspector Charlotte Whalley commended the efforts of the emergency services in attempting to save Lesma-Rose and urged anyone with information about the fire to come forward to assist the ongoing investigation
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