Woman arrested as nine babies are found dead in garden

Guardian
August 2, 2005

Woman arrested as nine babies are found dead in garden

German police have unearthed the remains of nine newborn babies buried
in flowerpots and buckets, and have arrested a woman on suspicion of
manslaughter.

The woman is believed to be the mother of the babies, said German
authorities from Brieskow-Finkenheerd, a village near the Polish
border. She has not been identified.

The bodies were discovered on Sunday after someone clearing a garage at
the site found human bones stored in a fish tank. Police then recovered
nine bodies buried in the garden.

Nearly 40 police officers using sniffer dogs are still searching the
site today for further remains.

Investigators believe the children were all born - and died - between
1988 and 2004.

Their discovery has led to public outcry in Germany about the fact that
they were not recovered earlier. Local politicians have asked why the
babies' disappearance was not noticed in the past 16 years.

"We are looking at a crime on a scale that, as far as I can remember,
has never been seen in the history of the federal republic," Joerg
Sch=F6nbohm, the interior minister of the state of Brandenburg, said in
a statement.

"We have to ask ourselves how this incredible crime remained hidden
over all these years. It's a question directed at relatives,
neighbours, doctors and the authorities," he said.

The arrested woman had stored personal belongings at the site in the
town of Brieskow-Finkenheerd. She says she is the mother of the
children, but has not admitted killing them.

A court spokesman in Franfurt an der Oder said her statement was
confused. She is also believed to be the mother of several other
children.

The grim discovery follows a series of similar finds in other parts of
Germany recently.

Last week, a dead baby girl was found in a public toilet in Magdeburg,
and an infant boy on a recycling company's conveyer belt in Guetersloh.
In June, a walker in Lower Saxony found a baby in a plastic bag.

In Austria, authorities are holding the parents of at least three of
four infants whose bodies were found in a freezer and concrete-filled
buckets.

yikes.
!protect them babies!

MrPepper11 wrote:
Guardian
August 2, 2005

Woman arrested as nine babies are found dead in garden

German police have unearthed the remains of nine newborn babies buried
in flowerpots and buckets, and have arrested a woman on suspicion of
manslaughter.

The woman is believed to be the mother of the babies, said German
authorities from Brieskow-Finkenheerd, a village near the Polish
border. She has not been identified.

The bodies were discovered on Sunday after someone clearing a garage at
the site found human bones stored in a fish tank. Police then recovered
nine bodies buried in the garden.

Nearly 40 police officers using sniffer dogs are still searching the
site today for further remains.

Investigators believe the children were all born - and died - between
1988 and 2004.

Their discovery has led to public outcry in Germany about the fact that
they were not recovered earlier. Local politicians have asked why the
babies' disappearance was not noticed in the past 16 years.

"We are looking at a crime on a scale that, as far as I can remember,
has never been seen in the history of the federal republic," Joerg
Sch=F6nbohm, the interior minister of the state of Brandenburg, said in
a statement.

"We have to ask ourselves how this incredible crime remained hidden
over all these years. It's a question directed at relatives,
neighbours, doctors and the authorities," he said.

The arrested woman had stored personal belongings at the site in the
town of Brieskow-Finkenheerd. She says she is the mother of the
children, but has not admitted killing them.

A court spokesman in Franfurt an der Oder said her statement was
confused. She is also believed to be the mother of several other
children.

The grim discovery follows a series of similar finds in other parts of
Germany recently.

Last week, a dead baby girl was found in a public toilet in Magdeburg,
and an infant boy on a recycling company's conveyer belt in Guetersloh.
In June, a walker in Lower Saxony found a baby in a plastic bag.

In Austria, authorities are holding the parents of at least three of
four infants whose bodies were found in a freezer and concrete-filled
buckets.

"MrPepper11" wrote in message
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Guardian
August 2, 2005

Woman arrested as nine babies are found dead in garden

German police have unearthed the remains of nine newborn babies buried
in flowerpots and buckets, and have arrested a woman on suspicion of
manslaughter.


Sick sick sick...

A.

MrPepper11 wrote:
Guardian
August 2, 2005

Woman arrested as nine babies are found dead in garden

German police have unearthed the remains of nine newborn babies buried
in flowerpots and buckets, and have arrested a woman on suspicion of
manslaughter.

The woman is believed to be the mother of the babies, said German
authorities from Brieskow-Finkenheerd, a village near the Polish
border. She has not been identified.

The bodies were discovered on Sunday after someone clearing a garage at
the site found human bones stored in a fish tank. Police then recovered
nine bodies buried in the garden.

Nearly 40 police officers using sniffer dogs are still searching the
site today for further remains.

Investigators believe the children were all born - and died - between
1988 and 2004.

Their discovery has led to public outcry in Germany about the fact that
they were not recovered earlier. Local politicians have asked why the
babies' disappearance was not noticed in the past 16 years.

"We are looking at a crime on a scale that, as far as I can remember,
has never been seen in the history of the federal republic," Joerg
Sch=F6nbohm, the interior minister of the state of Brandenburg, said in
a statement.

"We have to ask ourselves how this incredible crime remained hidden
over all these years. It's a question directed at relatives,
neighbours, doctors and the authorities," he said.

The arrested woman had stored personal belongings at the site in the
town of Brieskow-Finkenheerd. She says she is the mother of the
children, but has not admitted killing them.

A court spokesman in Franfurt an der Oder said her statement was
confused. She is also believed to be the mother of several other
children.

The grim discovery follows a series of similar finds in other parts of
Germany recently.

Last week, a dead baby girl was found in a public toilet in Magdeburg,
and an infant boy on a recycling company's conveyer belt in Guetersloh.
In June, a walker in Lower Saxony found a baby in a plastic bag.

In Austria, authorities are holding the parents of at least three of
four infants whose bodies were found in a freezer and concrete-filled
buckets.

Maybe she was trying to 'grow' them?

Sorry.