Mum And Son Fall From Rocks Police investigating the deaths of a woman and her young son, who died after falling 100ft from rocks on Dartmoor, have discovered a child's body at her home. A murder investigation has been launched after the 24-year-old woman, named in reports as Katharine Hooper, and her five-year-old son Joshua died at Haytor in Devon - one of Dartmoor's most famous landmarks which is popular with walkers and climbers. The body of a two-year-old boy, believed to be her youngest son Samuel, was later found at her home address in Dukes Close, Paignton. Joshua was found with his mother Neighbour Tracey Cole, told the Western Morning News: "The whole community is feeling utterly shocked and devastated. This is a close-knit community. We always looked after each other, especially because of the kids. With Kat we were always in and out of each other's houses. We would see each other every day. Samuel's body was found at the family's home I really don't understand what happened. Kat was totally and utterly devoted to her children. Detective Superintendent Paul Burgan said: "We are keeping an open mind about all three deaths, but at this stage we are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident. Katharine with Samuel We are keen to speak to anyone who may have any information or might have been in the Haytor area earlier today, Friday. An air ambulance, a police helicopter and members of the Dartmoor Rescue Group were called to the scene at 11.50am. The family's home (Pic: Google Street View) The Dartmoor National Park Authority asked members of the public to avoid visiting the area due to the tragedy. Tributes were paid to the mother and child by members of the emergency services. The Dartmoor Search and Rescue Team tweeted: "The team were called to assist at a tragic incident at Haytor today. Our thoughts are with the family. Post-mortems are due to take place. Police said the next of kin have been informed.