The cruel mother locked the newborn girl in the closet to starve to death

 

In Russia, a cruel mother locked her newborn baby in a closet. According to the Russian news agency, a woman named Yulia locked her newborn baby girl in a closet in the store room to get rid of her. According to sources, a guest saw the girl in the closet after which the police was informed.

According to the details, a woman named Yulia gave birth to this baby girl as a result of a failed relationship. She already had 2 more children and she kept the birth of the third girl secret. Yulia wanted to get rid of the baby but did not dare to kill him, so she locked the newborn in a closet. He thought that the girl would die of starvation on her own.

According to sources, the baby girl was born in April this year. The woman locked the girl in a closet to starve to death, but her 13-year-old son hid from his mother and fed her younger sister water and other items, but was unsafe and inadequate for the girl. The other day at a child's birthday party, a guest at the party heard a faint cry. The woman asked Yulia if it was a doll that would ring automatically.

But the guest lady excused herself and went to the room where she was heard crying. According to Yulia, that room was used as a storeroom. The guest lady entered the room and opened the cupboard and found the girl under the sheet, after which she informed the police. According to the international news agency, the police reached Yulia's flat and rescued the girl who was suffering from severe malnutrition. The girl was rushed to the hospital where she is now fighting a life and death battle in the intensive care unit. Is.

According to the police, Yulia's eldest son was sympathetic to the girl but her mother threatened her. Police have arrested Yulia and registered a case against her. Police sources said that as a result of the court proceedings, Yulia could be sentenced to 7 years in prison. It should be noted that the affected girl has been kept in the intensive care unit of the hospital.