Editor's Note: This article originally incorrectly stated the sentences would be served 'concurrently' rather than 'consecutively'. We sincerely regret this error. TOPEKA (KSNT) - A Holton man has been sentenced after starting a house fire in January, 2023. The Shawnee County Courts sentenced 33-year-oldKyle J. Tyler to life in prison in connection to killing Genny Fitzpatrick, 30 and her two children, one-year-old Kourtney Tyler and nine-year-old Peyton Tyler in a 2023 house fire. On Aug. 23, 2024, Tyler pleaded no contest to a charge of murder in the first degree and two charges of aggravated arson, while other charges of murder in the first degree and aggravated endangering of a child were dismissed. A breakdown of the time Tyler was sentenced by the courts is below: One life sentence with a possibility of parole after 25 years for one count of first degree murder, inherently dangerous felony. 79 months, 6.5 years, for one count of aggravated arson; substantial risk of bodily harm. 59 months, nearly 5 years, aggravated arson; substantial risk of bodily harm. The courts said these sentences are to be served consecutively to one another. Just before 5 a.m. Jan 20, 2023, the Topeka Fire Department (TFD) was call to a home on fire in the 900 block of Southwest Warren Avenue. Once firefighters arrived on scene, they found a house engulfed in flames, and started working to put the fire out, amidst dangerous conditions. Topekan dies in El Dorado Correctional Facility A man, later identified as Tyler, was found on the back deck of the house fully clothed. He was later taken to a local hospital to receive treatment for smoke inhalation. Crews searched the house, and found Fitzpatrick and her two children. According to court documents, they died as a report of smoke inhalation. Investigators found two areas in the home where the fire started: one in the middle of the living room and in the basement. KSNT 27 News spoke with family of Fitzpatrick in the days after the fire. Fitzpatrick worked at a local McDonalds while Peyton was a fourth grade student at Lowman Hill Elementary school in Topeka. For more crime news, click here. Keep up with the latest breaking news in northeast Kansas by downloading our mobile app and by signing up for our news email alerts. Sign up for our Storm Track Weather app by clicking here.