Australia jails 14 sect members over ‘slow and painful’ death of girl, 8
- The parents of an eight-year-old girl who died after being denied insulin were sentenced to 14 years in jail for manslaughter.
- Elizabeth died from diabetic ketoacidosis at her home in Toowoomba, Australia, in January 2022.
- Justice Martin Burns criticized the parents' decision, stating they engaged in a 'spiritual gamble with the life of a child.'
- Fourteen members of a fringe Australian religious group were jailed for the 'slow and painful' death of the girl.
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14 sect members jailed over diabetic girl’s death in Australia
SYDNEY: A judge jailed 14 members of a fringe Australian religious group on Wednesday over the “slow and painful” death of an eight-year-old diabetic girl who was denied life-saving insulin. The father and mother of Elizabeth Rose Struhs, as well as the leader and other members of the Saints sect, were convicted of manslaughter last month in the Queensland Supreme Court in Brisbane. The small, home-based church in the Queensland city of Toowoomb…
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