Remains of newborn baby discovered at waste plant in Irish town http://dailym.ai/24qDe8g via http://dailym.ai/android
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Ireland Ireland - Bray, Co. Wicklow, 'Alannah' Fem Newborn, at waste plant, May'16
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Oh no...
Becuz it's a recycling plant the Garda (police) are hoping that there maybe a link from mail amongst where the baby was found.
Oh no...
At this stage it's too early to say if it was a stillbirth. Or was murdered. Only time can tell once the Coroner has taken charge. ):
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Why does the thread title say UK? This happened in the Republic of Ireland.
Apparently the post mortem report says no signs of homicide, so most likely a still birth. Appeals have been put out to trace the mother. Lord knows what kind of a sad story is behind this.
Apparently the post mortem report says no signs of homicide, so most likely a still birth. Appeals have been put out to trace the mother. Lord knows what kind of a sad story is behind this.
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Headstone erected for baby Alannah, who was found in Wicklow recycling plant
Headstone erected for baby Alannah, who was found in Wicklow recycling plant
Headstone erected for baby Alannah, who was found in Wicklow recycling plant
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Ireland’s abandoned babies: ‘Stories of unimaginable fear’
2020 article saying "Despite subsequent appeals by the Garda on the anniversary of her discovery, no further information has been made publicly available."
2020 article saying "Despite subsequent appeals by the Garda on the anniversary of her discovery, no further information has been made publicly available."