The mother kills 3 children with a fruit juice poisoning in the Dominican Republic, amid a series of this murder on the island

Police said on Monday in the country of the Caribbean, who suffered from this killing.

Police said that a 36 -year -old woman lives on the outskirts of the capital, Santa Domingo, killed her three children between the ages of 7, 9 and 11 with fruit juice poisoning on Sunday before taking her life by eating the liquid.

The officers found a handwritten note at the scene of the accident, which was believed to have left by the woman, but did not reveal the contents.

On the same day of the capital, a man was arrested on suspicion of suffocation of his young son, who is 1 years and 8 months old.

At least two other cases were reported by the suspect – when a parent is intentionally killed their child – on an island of approximately 11 million people so far this month.

A couple was arrested last week in the capital, accused of causing a 7 -year -old girl in their care, which showed “signs of physical and barbaric abuse,” according to the authorities.

A few days ago, on August 11, a man was claimed that a two -year -old man hanged his two -year -old son and then took his life in the northeastern city of Nagua.

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In the United States, approximately 2.5 % of all the murder arrest of parents who killed their children, according to 2014, was analysisWhich reaches about 500 pesticide arrests each year. The philosophers are believed to explain nearly two thirds of the abuse of fatal children’s abuse, according to the analysis.

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