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Stabbed siblings' funerals held Tributes paid to stabbed children
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The funerals will take place later of a brother and sister who were found dead in a house in Buckhaven, Fife. A mother whose two children were found stabbed to death has paid tribute, describing them both as beautiful.
Michelle Thomson, 25, and her seven-year-old brother Ryan, were found with stab wounds at Muiredge Cottages. Her comments were made in a statement issued through police to coincide with the funerals of Michelle Thomson, 25, and her seven-year-old brother Ryan.
Their father, 49-year-old Robert Thomson, was charged with repeatedly stabbing and murdering them and has been remanded in custody. The pair, who were found at Muiredge Cottages in Buckhaven, Fife, were laid to rest at Kirkcaldy Crematorium.
The funerals for the pair will take place at the crematorium in Kirkcaldy on Friday afternoon. Their father, 49-year-old Robert Thomson, has been charged with repeatedly stabbing and murdering them.
He appeared at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court on 6 May and has been remanded in custody.
Michelle and Ryan's mother, June Thomson said: "Both were really innocent, beautiful, lovely children. They were both full of goodness and their loss will leave a huge gap in the lives of everyone who knew them".
Typical boy
Minister Wilma Cairns, who conducted the service, said: "Both children, Ryan and Michelle brought a lot of fun and laughter to the family.
"Ryan was a typical wee boy, a live-wire, always running about doing things at top speed. Michelle was a bright and bubbly happy girl who loved sparkly colours and chocolate".
Mr Thomson spent two nights at the Queen Margaret Hospital in Dunfermline after his children were discovered at about 1900 BST on 3 May.Mr Thomson spent two nights at the Queen Margaret Hospital in Dunfermline after his children were discovered at about 1900 BST on 3 May.
Extra officers were placed on the beat in Buckhaven to reassure residents.Extra officers were placed on the beat in Buckhaven to reassure residents.