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Couple taken into custody after remains of five babies found in home
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Couple taken into custody after remains of five babies found in home

French authorities discovered the remains of five infants in the home of a couple in Orange, Vaucluse, on July 28, 2026. The couple, including a 32-year-old woman who had recently given birth to a healthy baby, were taken into custody as part of an ongoing investigation. The husband reportedly found what he believed to be human remains after learning his partner was pregnant. Forensic experts suspect the remains belong to five newborns, while the couple's other two children have been placed with relatives. The case has raised questions about potential criminal activity and child welfare concerns.

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Couple taken into custody after remains of five babies found in home

French authorities discovered the remains of five infants in the home of a couple in Orange, Vaucluse, on July 28, 2026. The couple, including a 32-year-old woman who had recently given birth to a healthy baby, were taken into custody as part of an ongoing investigation. The husband reportedly found what he believed to be human remains after learning his partner was pregnant. Forensic experts suspect the remains belong to five newborns, while the couple's other two children have been placed with relatives. The case has raised questions about potential criminal activity and child welfare concerns.

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