Five Dead Infants Found in Southern France Home
Police said the remains were found after the father searched boxes at the home and alerted hospital staff, prompting a murder inquiry and autopsies.
- French authorities discovered the bodies of five infants at a residential property in a rural village south of Bordeaux.
- The investigation began after a male resident contacted law enforcement upon finding a newborn's body inside a cooler bag.
- Subsequent searches of the premises by law enforcement officers led to the recovery of four additional infant corpses concealed within a freezer.
- The children's mother was hospitalized for medical and psychological evaluations, while the father was detained for questioning by investigators.
- Forensic specialists initiated autopsies to establish the exact causes of death and determine whether the newborns were alive at birth.
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In the apartment of a couple described as "charmant" in the south of France were the remains of five infants. The man had made the gruesome discovery himself.
The suspected mother of the five babies found dead in an apartment in Orange, in the southern department of Vaucluse, has been taken into provisional custody. This was reported by the Carpentras public prosecutor's office.
The French police have located the remains of five newborns in the home of a couple in Orange, in southeastern France, in a case that has shocked the region of Provence and that is already investigated by the Subdirectorate of Combating Organized Crime and Specialized Crime. The macabre ... Continue reading "A woman gives birth in her home and her husband finds the bodies of five other babies in boxes"
After the discovery of the bones of four infants and the body of a decaying newborn on Monday, in the apartment of a couple in Orange (Vaucluse), the mother was placed in custody informs the prosecution this Wednesday.
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