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The discovery of several dead babies in a Winnipeg storage locker is "tragic beyond belief," say police.
Three or four bodies were found Monday afternoon in various states of decomposition, said police spokesman Const. Eric Hofley.
Autopsies are planned on the remains to determine exactly how many there are and the cause of death, he said. The autopsies will also determine their ages.
Hofley said the bodies were newborns or someone "of a very young age." They were "certainly not children," he said, calling the situation "very disturbing" and "tragic beyond belief."
originally posted by: Sabiduria
a reply to: onequestion
Human behavior has always fascinated me. I think if we actually had a system in place that cared about the people, we would have less active serial killers. We would be able to recognize children who could one day end up down that road and provide them with counseling and other support
A woman has been arrested on six counts of murder after authorities found the bodies of seven infants packed into separate cardboard boxes at a home in Utah, police said. Police arrested Megan Huntsman, 39, of Pleasant Grove, on Saturday following a gruesome discovery at a residence formerly occupied by the woman who they say moved out in 2011
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originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
here is the whack job i was talking about. there's a thread on ATS about some where.
A woman has been arrested on six counts of murder after authorities found the bodies of seven infants packed into separate cardboard boxes at a home in Utah, police said. Police arrested Megan Huntsman, 39, of Pleasant Grove, on Saturday following a gruesome discovery at a residence formerly occupied by the woman who they say moved out in 2011
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We would be able to recognize children who could one day end up down that road and provide them with counseling and other support
I didn't say counseling would serve as a deterrent. I said counseling is important because we aren't properly taught how to deal with our emotions and we are constantly changing
I'm also unaware of any study that suggests counseling or other types of support would serve as a deterrent.