Baby found dead in Sheffield 'died of stab wounds', police say, with seven arrested for murder
A forensic post-mortem found the newborn died from stab wounds as detectives kept five suspects in custody while two others were bailed.
- South Yorkshire Police obtained a warrant to extend detention for five people arrested on suspicion of murder, allowing detectives to continue questioning them regarding a newborn baby girl's death in Sheffield.
- Officers originally arrested seven people Sunday morning at a Holywell Heights property in Wincobank following reports of concern for the baby's safety; two individuals aged 26 and 37 have since been bailed.
- A forensic post-mortem examination performed Tuesday determined the baby girl died as a result of stab wounds, police confirmed in statements released during the ongoing investigation.
- Detective Chief Inspector Tom Woodward, leading the investigation, stated his priority is securing justice for the baby girl and urged the public to avoid speculating about this tragic incident.
- Detectives will maintain a presence in the Wincobank area conducting further enquiries, and police urge anyone with information to contact 101 or Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111.
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“We recognize that this is deeply upsetting for those who would have loved to have had the chance to love this little girl. “
Last Sunday, the body of a newborn baby was found stabbed to death in a house in the British city of Sheffield. Five people, all believed to be citizens of the Slovak Republic, have been charged in the case.
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Two men and two women are to appear in court on Wednesday over the incident in Sheffield at the weekend.
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Seven individuals were arrested following the tragic stabbing death of a newborn in Sheffield. Police continue to investigate the incident, which has deeply affected the local community.
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