2 young children die alone in house fire while Louisiana mom gets her hair done... sad

A Louisiana mom faces homicide charges after her two young children died in a house fire while she left them alone to go get her hair done, fire officials said.
  Ciarria Johnson, 21, didn’t even leave her hair appointment Monday afternoon until someone called her about the blaze at her house in Bastrop, near the border with Arkansas, the Louisiana state fire marshal said.
Clifton Thompson, 3, and his 4-year-old sister, Ta’shae Thompson Johnson, perished in the flames when the Pruett St. blaze broke out in the single-family, wood-framed home, authorities said.
Ciarria Johnson told authorities she’d asked her neighbor to watch the children when she left for her hair appointment about 1 p.m. Monday — but authorities said that wasn’t true.
Instead, she left the youngsters home alone with two gas heaters in the living room left on, which flammable items nearby, fire officials said.
The blaze broke out about 4 p.m., and Johnson’s neighbor escaped an adjacent trailer along with her own two children.
But little Ta’shae and Clifton could not get out and Johnson rushed home after hearing about the fire.
The devastated mom refused to leave her car when she arrived on scene Monday and threatened to hurt herself.
She was later taken to the Brentwood Psychiatric Hospital in Shreveport for evaluation, but is expected to be booked into the Morehouse Parish jail and charged with two counts of negligent homicide.