New Discovery: 22 Infant Remains Found at Former Mother and Baby Home
A forensic excavation uncovers 22 more infant remains at a former mother and baby home, raising questions about historical care practices.
POLICY WIRE — City, Country — Forensic archaeologists have discovered the remains of 22 infants at a former mother and baby home, bringing the total number of infant remains found at the site to an undisclosed number. The excavation, which is part of an ongoing investigation into historical care practices, was conducted inside Tent 2, a specific area within the facility. The remains were uncovered during a meticulous search aimed at understanding the conditions — and practices at the home. Authorities haven’t yet released detailed information about the condition of the remains or the circumstances surrounding their discovery. The findings are expected to contribute to a broader inquiry into the treatment of infants and mothers at similar institutions across the country. Further analysis and DNA testing are anticipated to provide more insights into the identities and histories of the infants. This discovery adds to the growing body of evidence that highlights the need for a comprehensive review of past practices in such facilities. The investigation remains ongoing, with experts committed to uncovering the truth behind these findings. Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
