A lifeless newborn was tragically discovered inside a discarded bin liner near Parc de la Bergère in Bobigny, Seine-Saint-Denis, France. An eyewitness alerted authorities after spotting the bag with blood and the infant. The Bobigny prosecutor’s office has initiated an investigation for the “murder of a minor under 15 and concealment of a body.”
Law enforcement is actively searching for a suspect based on a provided description. Efforts are ongoing to identify the child, with no arrests made so far, as per reports from Le Parisien.
In a separate incident, two young boys succumbed to cardiac arrests inside a vehicle during the intense heatwave that struck France. The children were found unresponsive by their mother after returning from a swimming outing and a supermarket visit in Bois de l’Ubac, Carpentras.
Authorities were notified on June 22 when the boys’ grandmother discovered them. Carpentras prosecutor Hélène Mourges indicated that the cause of death, likely linked to the heatwave, is still under investigation.
Tragically, a three-year-old child was found deceased by his parents in Saint-Gratien, Paris. Emergency services responded to the scene as the child was found in cardiac arrest inside the family vehicle amidst scorching temperatures reaching 39C.
Reportedly, the child had locked himself inside the parked car without informing anyone, leading to the tragic outcome. His parents, who lost sight of him for about 45 minutes, found him lifeless inside the vehicle outside their home.
Upon discovering their child, the mother’s anguished cry was heard throughout the neighborhood, according to local reports.
