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Italy: Mother leaves baby alone for six days – daughter dies

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Italy: Mother leaves baby alone for six days – daughter dies Created: 07/25/2022, 12:41 p.m By: Yasina Hipp Little Diana was left alone for six days without food or drink. (Iconic image) © imago/Thomas Trutschel/photothek What this mother did to her 18-month-old child is hard to fathom. For six days she left the baby alone in the apartment and found him dead. Milan – The agony that little Dia


Italy: Mother leaves baby alone for six days – daughter dies

Created: 07/25/2022, 12:41 p.m

By: Yasina Hipp

Little Diana was left alone for six days without food or drink.

(Iconic image) © imago/Thomas Trutschel/photothek

What this mother did to her 18-month-old child is hard to fathom.

For six days she left the baby alone in the apartment and found him dead.

Milan – The agony that little Diana must have endured during the last days of her young life is unimaginable.

The 18-month-old child lay alone in his bed for six days, without food, at a room temperature of 30 degrees.

Nobody changed her diaper, nobody heard her cry, nobody took care of her.

Her mother Alessia P. left her daughter in her apartment in Italy to meet her boyfriend in Bergamo, 50 kilometers away.

At home, the child fought to survive - in vain.

But how did this tragedy happen in the first place?

Italy: Mother apparently knew nothing about pregnancy

As the Italian newspapers

Il Corriere della Sera

and

La Republica

report, little Diana's life was ill-fated from the start.

Mother Alessia reportedly didn't know about her pregnancy and gave birth to the baby in a bathroom.

She spent the first few weeks of her life in the hospital because of kidney disease.

The father's identity is well known to mother Alessia, 36, but she "never told him about her daughter".

According to the reports in the two newspapers, the father even lives in the same house in the Ponte Lambro district of Milan.

He couldn't hear the baby's screams, but neither could other neighbors.

The windows of the room where Diana was lying were locked and the Italian investigators apparently even suspect that mother Alessia gave her baby sedatives.

The officers found an almost empty pack of benzodiazepines in the apartment, and an autopsy on the child is said to provide information.

Italy: Mother has probably left Diana alone at home more often

So, on the evening of July 14, mother Alessia leaves the apartment and her child to go to Bergamo.

But this was probably not the first time that little Diana was on her own.

Alessia told investigators that she "only" left the baby alone for an hour at the beginning, but continued to lengthen the time.

If she was away for a whole weekend, she would tell friends and acquaintances that the child was being babysitted.

The relationship with her family is probably bad.

Diana's grandmother lives in Crotone, southern Italy. Although her sister lives nearby, she shows no understanding for Alessia's behavior.

As

La Repubblica

reports, Alessia used the Tinder dating platform extensively.

Italy: No one noticed the child's suffering

Apparently nobody knew how bad things really were for little Diana.

Neighbors report that the little girl appeared fragile and intimidated and was always kept in a stroller, but no one informed social services.

A Milanese gynecologist told

La Repubblica

: "Considering how much voluntary work there is in Italy, if someone had been warned, one should have intervened." who would have helped her with her problems.

Instead, she had no one around her.”

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Now the 36-year-old has to answer for murder in court.

She is currently in custody.

According to officials, she shows no remorse.

If convicted, she faces life imprisonment.

Source: merkur

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