French Police Find 5 Infant Bodies In Cardboard Boxes At Couple's Home

French police launched an investigation after finding the bodies of five infants stored in cardboard boxes at a couple's home in Orange, southeast France.

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In March, a French woman got 25 years in prison after police found two dead newborns in her freezer.
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  • Police found five babies' bodies in boxes at a home in southeast France
  • The discovery occurred in the town of Orange after a recent healthy birth
  • No further details were provided about the couple or the investigation
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French police have found the bodies of five babies in cardboard boxes at the home of a couple in southeast France, several sources said on Tuesday.

Police discovered the town of Orange after the woman gave birth to a healthy baby on Monday, sources close to the investigation said, without providing details.

In March, a French court jailed a 44-year-old woman for 25 years over the deaths of two of her newborn babies, who police found in the family freezer.

In 2018, a court sentenced a woman with a depressive and sometimes violent husband to eight years in prison for drowning five of her newborn babies and freezing their bodies.

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In 2015, another court jailed a mother for nine years for killing eight of her newborns, with the jury finding she had impaired judgement.

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