Sorocaba, Sao Paulo: Six-year-old girl freed after spending whole life locked in dark bedroom
Content Warning: Child Abuse
The police found it imprisoned in a room where they believed to have spent the whole life.
Officers were called to a house in Sorocaba in Sao Paulo to make a welfare control they made annoying last week.
They found the girl alone, locked in a dark room, Sun notified.
A photo shows a sad -looking toy bear leaning against a damaged wall and a dirty -half -made bed.
The police then discovered that the child had never been to school, could not be overcome, and that he did not learn how to talk destructively.
When he was found, he communicated with officers using only sounds before he was taken to hospital and then moved to a child’s house.
Child Protection Consultant League Guerra said the six -year -old child was “very indifferent and dazzling by everything”.
She said her hair’s hair looked never washed and she was very “mixed ve and matte.
Ms. Guerra said she didn’t eat anything on the day of her.
The police then confirmed that the diet was only liquid, they had no strict food.
The girl’s parents were arrested and accused of illegal detention. It is unclear whether it will charge more.
Renata Zanin, a local police chief, said that his six -year -old mother could not öğren the weight of the situation ”and that when the police questioned him, he gave him“ illegal answers ”.
He said that the woman showed “no regret” during the process.
The identity of the parents and the child was not announced by the police.
Investigations continue and parents are in custody.
This comes after finding that Brazil has the highest estimated child abuse cases in the world.
The study was published in child abuse and negligence, an official magazine for the Association for International Child Abuse and Neglect.
The study found that there was a “direct relationship between a country’s GDP and the estimates of physical negligence.
The lower the economic index, the higher the negligence rate.
Rodrigo Grassi-Oliveira, a Child Health Professor at Rio Grande Do Sul’s Pontifik Catholic University, is still among the lowest levels of the exemplary countries used by Brazil’s GDP, but the estimation of child neglect is still estimated to have many child negligence.
