Man charged over deaths of baby, mother and grandmother Carl Mills, 28, appeared before magistrates in Caerphilly, Wales, in connection with the deaths of Kim Buckley, 46, her daughter Kayleigh, 17, and six-month-old granddaughter Kimberley. I would like to thank the family and the wider community of Coed Eva for their patience and support throughout our investigation so far. Devastated family members this week spoke of baby Kimberley's fight for life after her premature birth in March. She had only been allowed home with her mother and grandmother for the first time shortly before Tuesday's blaze. Kimberley was born on March 10 at just 24 weeks and five days. Twin sister Angel was stillborn. A family tribute read: "We, the family of Kim, Kayleigh and Kimberley, are devastated beyond belief that three people so special to us have had their lives wiped out. Kim was a vibrant, proud mother and proud nanny whose life was not easy due to the loss of her two sons in the 1990s. She was the happiest grandmother in the world on Monday when baby Kimberley eventually came home from hospital after bravely fighting many battles for six months. Kayleigh was a lovely girl and although she found it difficult becoming a mum at first, when she eventually held Kimberley her eyes lit up like a lamp. She was so happy when her baby came home so she could become a proper mum to Kimberley. Kimberley was a beautiful baby and when she smiled it was the best thing in the world. We are so proud of Kimberley fighting for her life and we are devastated that it was taken from her so cruelly.