How Could You? Hall of Shame-France-Social Services-4 Child Deaths

By on 6-28-2013 in Abuse in foster care, France, How could you? Hall of Shame

How Could You? Hall of Shame-France-Social Services-4 Child Deaths

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From Saint-Ouen-l’Aumone, France, five children between the ages of 3 and 8 and of North African origin who were taken into French social service care while their single mothers were being psychologically evaluated were left unsupervised. All five children fell into a pond near the “cheap hotel”  in which social services was temporarily housing them.

One of the children is recovering. The other four children drowned.

“From an initial reconstruction, it seems that often the children were playing on the bank of the pond with no one to look at them, and, after one of them and ‘slipped into the water, others have tried to help him. Children are children of single mothers of North African origin who are undergoing psychiatric treatment. The police and ‘intervened after a child had given the alarm to the staff. . ”
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[AGI 6/23/13]

“One other child was still hospitalized on Monday, after a total of five children aged between three and eight were discovered unconscious in the water on Saturday, having apparently been left unsupervised.

The pond is located close to a cheap hotel on an industrial estate near Saint-Ouen-l’Aumone on the northeastern outskirts of Paris.

The children were from three different families and were temporarily in care while their single mothers underwent psychological treatment.

The prosecutor in charge of the investigation Eric Maurel said on Saturday that nobody had seen the children enter the water.

Police were called by a hotel employee who was alerted by another child.

Mickael Flour, who lives with his family in a caravan close to the pond, said children often played by the water.

“They like to throw sticks and stones,” he told AFP. “We would often tell them, don’t go down there, it’s dangerous.”

Another local, Sylviana Ternus, 29, added: “The children were often on their own, with no adult.””

Third child dies in French care tragedy

[The Local 6/23/13]

“A fourth child of African origin has died following a weekend accident close to a hotel where they had been placed in emergency temporary accommodation by French social services, officials said on Wednesday.

The latest victim, a five-year-old boy, had been fighting for his life since Saturday, when five children fell into an unguarded pond near a cheap hotel in the suburbs of Paris where they had been lodged with their three single mothers.

Two boys, 3 and 5, and a girl, 8, died earlier this week. Local authorities believe one of the children fell into the water and the others went in after him or her but there were no witnesses to what happened.

The deaths are being investigated by a state prosecutor, as is routine in the case of any sudden death in France.

But there has so far been no announcement of an internal inquiry by social services into the conditions in which the children were lodged.

The prosecutor in charge of the investigation Eric Maurel said on Saturday that nobody had seen the children enter the water.”

Fourth child dies in French care tragedy

[The Local 6/27/13]

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