The Aporia
The Aporia
11 articles about 11 events for “Baby Death Investigation” from The Guardian.
“An investigation concluded the train was travelling at 179km/h on a stretch of the line with an 80km/h speed limit when it left the tracks.”
“Ball has a nine-month-old son, LaOne, with his partner Ana Montana (real name: Analicia Chaves) and is apparently uninterested in dealing with all the body fluids that come with a baby.”
“Corey Lewandowski, a former political adviser to Donald Trump and top aide at the Department of Homeland Security, is under criminal investigation over allegations he profited off his role in the US government.”
“Rouse said, as a grainy picture of a smiling and bearded man holding a baby flashed on a screen behind her.”
“A man has been charged with murder over the shooting death of a boy, 12, in Sydney’s north in September.”
“Five months earlier, Norma had been horrified by the killing of another nurse, Alex Pretti, when ICE shot him to death after he stepped in to help a woman shoved to the ground by federal agents on a Minnesota street.”
“Masked agents smashed car windows to abduct drivers, then abandoned the vehicles – and at least once, with a mother and baby inside – on the side of the road; children watched agents detain their parents from their front steps.”
“Referring to a Haaretz investigation claiming Netanyahu had been warned about the possibility of a major Hamas attack, which he denies, she said: “After journalists exposed what happened, look what they did: they attacked the journalists instead of taking…”
“Ten employees had been “removed from active duty or suspended whilst investigations are concluded”, a spokesperson for the trust said.”
“A baby boy who was found with twine looped and knotted round his neck and wrapped in a 116-year-old newspaper was unlawfully killed, a coroner has concluded Crispin Oliver on Thursday said the child, known only as Baby Auckland, had been garrotted by an…”
““Rather than manning up to bring these killers to justice, it chose to hedge its bets, letting the investigation die an unnatural death rather than risk the potentially damaging, but ultimately insubstantial, flak that would surely come its way.””