“You could see the two little boys running around buying sweets and Tayto, and one bought a magazine. It appeared they were stocking up for a journey.'
Haunting CCTV images show two excited young boys shopping for sweets and crisps with their dad – hours before he murdered them.
In the documentary, Superintendant Martin Walker tells how he headed up the hunt for the Chada children after they were reported missing. An alert was issued for Chada’s car, a green Ford Focus, and officers began a trawl of CCTV as soon as businesses opened on Monday.“You could see the two little boys running around buying sweets and Tayto, and one bought a magazine.
Trapped inside the car but still conscious, he borrowed a mobile phone from one of the people at the scene and rang Kathleen. “We interviewed him, he was very subdued. He gave very little initially but as time went on he started to divulge more. Supt Walsh said: “He decided to play God, he decided the children would be better off dead than alive and finding out he was a thief.”
“My husband was insane and he killed our two children as opposed to my husband was evil and narcissistic and chose to take the lives of our two beautiful boys for his own purposes.”
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