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Viiden vauvan ruumiit löydettiin kellarista Pohjois-Ranskassa.
Ilta-Sanomat 18.10.2007 20:25

Vastasyntyneet oli piilotettu muovipusseihin.

Poliisi on pidättänyt 35-vuotiaan naisen ja hänen miesystävänsä kuulustellakseen heitä. Nainen synnytti vauvat vuosina 1999-2006. Miehen isyyttä ei ole vahvistettu.

Kuitenkin juuri miehen kerrotaan aavistelleen jotakin outoa ja hälyttäneen poliisit paikalle eilen illalla.

Kyseessä on jo kolmas samankaltainen tapaus, joka on paljastunut Ranskassa vuoden sisällä.
Reuters

Five dead babies discovered in cellar in France

ROUEN, France (Reuters) - The bodies of five newborn babies have been discovered in a plastic bag in a cellar in northern France, a judicial source said on Thursday.

A 35-year-old woman, who admitted giving birth to the babies between 1999 and 2006, and her boyfriend were held for questioning.

The boyfriend found the bodies after smelling rotting flesh and alerted the police on Wednesday night. It was not immediately known whether the boyfriend was the father of any of the babies.

One of the bodies had a plastic bag on its head, in a sign the infant may have been suffocated after its birth.

The case is the third of its kind to make headlines in France in a year.

In August, police discovered the bodies of three babies hidden in boxes in a house in eastern France. The mother admitted she had tried to hide them, saying she kept them in various places, including a freezer, to avoid being discovered.

Both cases are reminiscent of the so-called "Seoul freezer babies" story, which made headlines in France last year.

Frenchwoman Veronique Courjault was taken into custody on suspicion of killing her two babies and storing their corpses in a freezer in the family's apartment in Seoul, South Korea.

Police sources have said Courjault also admitted to killing a third child. Courjault, who has two other children, explained her actions by saying the pregnancies were unwanted. She could face life in prison if convicted of murdering her own children.

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FAYETTEVILLE, North Carolina (AP) -- The body of an 11-month-old girl reported missing after her soldier father returned from a deployment in Iraq was found in the attic of her home, authorities said.

Harmony Jude Creech apparently had been dead for weeks, Harnett County Sheriff Larry Rollins said late Saturday night. Rollins said the child's mother, Johni Michelle Heuser, told investigators she had found the baby dead in its crib and put the body in the attic of her home.

Neighbors said they had been bothered by a foul smell for several weeks and that the smell only subsided recently when overnight temperatures dropped. Several neighbors said they had searched their yards for dead animals because of the smell.

Harmony's father, Ronald Earl Creech II, returned to North Carolina from a 15-month deployment in Iraq on Friday hoping to see his daughter. Harmony was born while he was overseas, police said.

Creech is assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division, which is based at Fort Bragg.

Rollins said Creech was picked up at Pope Air Force Base on Friday by his mother and driven to his daughter's home near Spring Lake. They awakened the baby's mother and found the baby missing.

An Amber Alert was issued after the baby was reported missing.
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Rollins said investigators were still interviewing Heuser, and the investigation continues.

An autopsy will be performed on the child's body to determined how she died, police said.

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