we heard portraits from read out from the senior coroner , louise hunt, senior coroner, louise hunt, we all heard from each of them how all of them loved making friends, loved one of them, loved playing with pokemon cards. sam butler in particular loved fire engines. and we heard how the how the family used to call him their very own fire man, sam. and so we heard that jack johnson was the first to go onto the lake. finn wanting to go and say hello, went over to him to see on the lake. we heard that it was around 12m into the water from the edge, from the bank, that it was. then when finn was the first to fall in, seeing that incident, thomas stewart ran on to try to help also. then fell in. jack johnson we heard, of course, at the time, didn't we, that he was somebody that didn't know the that didn't know the boys. he tried help them, also fell tried to help them, also fell in. and then while there were no he heard in court, there were no witnesses to sam butler falling into lake . the police into the lake. the police concluded that it would have beenin concluded that it would have

. >> senior coroner for birmingham and solihull louise hunt described the circumstances as a devastatingllowed all four to be buried without a post—mortem item to preserve the dignity and respect of each little boy . jack carson . gb news little boy. jack carson. gb news just reminded of such a terrible tragedy. >> and just before christmas . >> and just before christmas. yeah, i mean, not that it makes any difference. >> it's sort of adds to the tragedy, doesn't it? each awful got to hope lessons can be learnt from that , though. learnt from that, though. >> we say that every time, don't we? yeah. >> you'll never stop kids being kids and wanting to potter around near water unless you keep your eye on them all the time. and how can you do that all the time? i don't know. there's no real answer, is there? and then look at what happened at the school in wimbledon yesterday. the safest place you imagine, along place you can imagine, along with lovely , caring adults. with lovely, caring adults. end of term , having a little party of term, having a little party on the grass , you just cannot

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hunting. they viewed dozens of places, and sometimes even paid for viewings. they were up against hundreds of other flat-hunters. louisee of the places that i viewed when i was looking didn't even have a real kitchen. you essentially opened a cupboard and there was like a sink, a microwave, and fridge. and i just thought, oh my god, like, who lives like this? reporter: that's one reason why 33-year-old louise isn't too fussy about the state of her flat. their boiler was fixed after two months, but they still only have lukewarm water. the refrigerator is also broken, but the landlord is nowhere to be found. louise prefers it that way. otherwise, the landlord might consider raising the rent. louise: this building is a converted office block. so, in the wintertime, the damp and the mold is insane and there's -- i mean, there's always damp and mold in british properties. i've never lived in a rental accommodation yet that didn't have damp and mold. but literally you'd wake up and there'd be like rivers running down the windows. you'd clean the mold away with special spray and a couple of days later it would have creeped ba

hunting. they viewed dozens of places, and sometimes even paid for viewings. they were up against hundreds of other flat-hunters. louisee of the places that i viewed when i was looking didn't even have a real kitchen. you essentially opened a cupboard and there was like a sink, a microwave, and fridge. and i just thought, oh my god, like, who lives like this? reporter: that's one reason why 33-year-old louise isn't too fussy about the state of her flat. their boiler was fixed after two months, but they still only have lukewarm water. the refrigerator is also broken, but the landlord is nowhere to be found. louise prefers it that way. otherwise, the landlord might consider raising the rent. louise: this building is a converted office block. so, in the wintertime, the damp and the mold is insane and there's -- i mean, there's always damp and mold in british properties. i've never lived in a rental accommodation yet that didn't have damp and mold. but literally you'd wake up and there'd be like rivers running down the windows. you'd clean the mold away with special spray and a couple of days later it would have creeped ba