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Man under guard in dead boys case Murdered boys' 'father' critical
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A man remained under police guard in hospital overnight following the violent deaths of two young brothers whose bodies were found in a car. A man who is thought to be the father of two small boys found dead in a car park remains in a critical condition in hospital with severe burns.
Paul Ross, six, and his two-year-old brother Jay, were found in a lay-by at a beauty spot near the Campsie Fells, north of Glasgow, on Saturday. The bodies of the two boys were found in a car in the Campsie hills, north of Glasgow, on Saturday afternoon.
The man being guarded in hospital was found with severe burns at the scene and is believed to be the boys' father. Police, who launched a murder inquiry, identified the boys as six-year-old Paul Ross and his brother Jay, aged two, from Royston in Glasgow.
Strathclyde Police have said they are treating the deaths as murder. Police have not revealed how the children died.
The boys, from the Royston area of Glasgow, were found in the vehicle in Lennoxtown, East Dunbartonshire, at 1630 BST on Saturday. However, the BBC understands they were stabbed.
'Popular spot' Post-mortem examinations
Police have not yet confirmed whether the injured man was related to the children. He is understood to be in a critical condition at Glasgow Royal Infirmary. Police said that they were following a 'positive' line of inquiry.
Strathclyde Police said they had "a positive line of inquiry". The boys were found in the vehicle near Lennoxtown, East Dunbartonshire, at 1630 BST on Saturday.
They announced the deaths were being treated as murder following post-mortem examinations on Sunday. Police announced the deaths were being treated as murder following post-mortem examinations on Sunday.
The car the bodies were found in was moved at about 2300 BST on Saturday by a recovery lorry under police escort. Police have not yet confirmed whether the injured man, who is under police guard, was related to the children.
Police dog teams have been examining the scene. The car park is about 10 miles from Glasgow and close to the Campsie Fells, a popular spot with families and hill walkers.
The lay-by is about 10 miles from Glasgow and close to the Campsie Fells, a popular spot with families and hill walkers. It is said to be popular because of the views it offers across Glasgow. It is said to be popular because of the views it offers across Glasgow.
Paul Ross was a pupil at Royston Primary School in Glasgow.
Head teacher Elizabeth Davidson said: "Paul was a lovely, well-behaved, quiet young boy. I'm certain that children who knew Paul and his brother will be devastated when they learn of this tragic news.
"The school has been made aware of the incident and shall be supporting the mother in any way it can. Our thoughts and prayers are with her at this sad time."