Death Of Five Year Old Boy In Australia
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- Elloise Farrow-SmithABC News (AU)
- Maisy RaeDaily Mail
- Daniel Lo SurdoSydney Morning Herald
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Death Of Five Year Old Boy In Australia. (2026, October 16). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/83378
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A post-mortem examination will be done to try to further establish how the child died.
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- 15 Oct
The boy's father and stepmother, who were inside the home at the time, have been interviewed by investigators.
- 16 Oct
A post-mortem examination will be held to determine the child’s cause of death.
Coverage 3 articles
16 Oct Boy, 5, found dead in NSW home was duct-taped into sleeping bag, blindfolded, police say
Sydney Morning Herald
15 Oct Boy, 5, dies in Australian 'house of horrors' where children were allegedly duct-taped into sleeping bags with tape over their eyes
Daily Mail- 15 Oct Police investigating death of 5-year-old boy at home in Grafton
ABC News (AU)
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