Mother Accused in Blue Mountains Stabbing That Killed One Child
Bystanders found a woman and three children with stab wounds beside a road at Valley Heights on Sunday, one of whom died.
Police allege a mother was behind a stabbing attack on three young children in the Blue Mountains region of Australia that left one child dead and two others in hospital fighting for their lives, according to The Guardian.
Bystanders found all four — the woman and the three children — on the side of a road at Valley Heights on Sunday with stabbing injuries, The Guardian reported.
The woman, who is in her forties, is also in critical condition, according to The Guardian.
Sources
- Police allege mother behind Blue Mountains stabbing attack on three children that left one dead — The Guardian — World
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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