Daniel Allen Sentenced to 29 Years for Fatal Fire That Killed Four Family Members

The tragic event in County Fermanagh claimed the lives of three generations, including two teenagers and a toddler.

Daniel Sebastian Allen, 33, has been sentenced to 29 years in prison for the deaths of four family members in a deliberate fire in County Fermanagh in February 2018.
Allen pleaded guilty to murdering three of the victims and to the manslaughter of Denise Gossett by reason of a suicide pact.
The victims, Denise Gossett, her children Roman and Sabrina, and Sabrina's daughter Morgana, died from a combination of GHB poisoning and smoke inhalation.
The judge highlighted a 'very dangerous and disturbing part of his makeup' that led to the murders, emphasizing the premeditated nature of the crime.
The family's tragic loss has been described as 'horrific and cruel', with the community and emergency services deeply affected by the event.