France police find bodies of five babies in cardboard boxes at couple’s home

France police find bodies of five babies in cardboard boxes at couple’s home
France police find bodies of five babies in cardboard boxes at couple’s home

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Nevin Al Sukari - Sana'a - This photograph shows the entrance of an apartment in Orange, southern France, on July 28, 2026, after the bodies of five deceased infants were discovered. — AFP pic

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MARSEILLE, July 28 — French police have found the bodies of five babies in cardboard boxes at the home of a couple in south-east France, several sources said today.

Police made the discovery in the town of Orange after the woman gave birth to a healthy baby yesterday, 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.

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

 

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