Camp Hill tributes as Queensland unites in outpouring of grief for Hannah Clarke and her children

Thousands of Queenslanders are today visiting the Camp Hill street in which Hannah Clarke and her three children were murdered by Rowan Baxter, with the collection of floral tributes growing by the minute.

AN array of flowers have brought colour to Raven St, Camp Hill following the murder of Hannah Clarke and her three children Lainah, Aaliyah and Trey.

Queenslanders from near and far have travelled to the Brisbane street, paying their respects and sharing words with Lifeline volunteers.

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A woman becomes overwhelmed as she visits the memorial site. Picture: Liam Kidston

One man, Gavin Purcell from Carindale, left four towels for the family after seeing images of the children enjoying the beach online.

“I saw on social media that they love the beach, I thought it would be a happy memory to brighten it up, especially for the little kids coming along to pay their respects,” he said.

Another family, Rebecca and Justin brought their daughter Hermosa from the Gold Coast to pay their respects.

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Thousands of flowers and messages have been left for the Clarke family Picture: Liam Kidston

“I’m very angry about it as a man, I’m a rugby league and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu fan and our community is very upset,” Justin said.

Rebecca said that as a mother, she could not believe the atrocities Rowen Baxter inflicted on his family.

“It’s just shocking that somebody thought this was a solution, it’s absolutely devastating”

Cars have driven through the street for the duration of Saturday morning to see the arrangements of flowers, toys, buckets and spades, holy crosses and messages of love.

Originally published as Camp Hill tributes as Queensland unites in outpouring of grief for Hannah Clarke and her children