A DEVASTATED family have paid tribute to a ‘beautiful’ girl and her ‘kind’ brother after they were found dead with ‘loving’ mum.
Juliana Prosper, 48, was found dead with Kyle Prosper, 16, and Giselle Prosper, 13, in a flat in Luton on Friday last week.
Giselle Prosper, 13, was found dead at home in Luton
Bedford PoliceHer brother Kyle Prosper, 16, also died[/caption]
EnterpriseTheir mum Juliana Prosper, 48, was the third alleged victim[/caption]
FacebookNicholas Prosper, 18, has been charged with three counts of murder[/caption]
Ian WhittakerForensic police officers outside the Luton tower block[/caption]
Ian WhittakerPolice officers outside the flat block[/caption]
Nicholas Prosper, 18, has been charged with murder, firearms offences, and possession of a bladed article over the horror.
He has been named locally as Ms Prosper’s son and sibling to the other two young victims.
He appeared at Luton Magistrates’ Court today, where he was remanded into custody.
Nicholas Prosper will next appear at Luton Crown Court on Wednesday.
Officers had been called to reports of “welfare concerns” at 5.30am before finding the three victims inside the flat in the Leabank area.
Paying tribute to each of them, the victims’ family said: “Julie was a strong, loving mother to her four beautiful children, who were her absolute world.
“In her spare time, she was a keen athlete and enjoyed raising money for charity – she was always putting others first.
“Kyle was a kind and funny young man who loved football and boxing.
“He was creative and thriving on TikTok, a big talent with massive potential. Kyle’s friends were his everything.
“Giselle was a beautiful soul and caring young girl; she liked to laugh lots and loved her family and big brothers.”
In a statement published by cops, the family added: “She was so loveable with an infectious smile.
“She was also an exceptional pupil at school and was loved dearly by her friends in Year 9.
“We are so grateful for all the support we’ve received from our family, friends, and the community.
“We appreciate all your kind messages. We’d also like to thank the police for their efforts and handling of the investigation.
“As we navigate this difficult time, we kindly ask for our privacy to be respected to allow us to grieve.”