Monday, 23 April 2012

Ruthless! Curly mom son at Bunker Coal Over a year



London, Supercharge! A mother shut and locked her in a coal bunker for a year. Worse, the boy was 10 years old are only given a dirty mattress and sleeping bag, as well as a ceramic pot to urinate.

This child's mother and her boyfriend forced the boy to sleep in the coal bunker that is separate from their home in Blackpool, England, every night. But the kid is still going to school every morning. When night came, he had to sleep in a cold, cramped bunker.

When locked in the bunker, the boy could not brush their teeth or bathing. He can only pee in the potty is provided in the bunker.

Boy suffering is revealed when the teachers who teach in the school suspects that the condition of the boy looked unwell. They then decided to report to the authorities about this.

To the police, the boy in her life reveal that suffer. "It's like living in a box," said the boy. Suffering that took place between January 1, 2010 to January 25, 2011 last.

Hearing the description, Blackpool Police immediately conducted an investigation. Finally, the boy's mother terbongkarlah behavior that is considered barbaric. "This child was found locked in a cell with poor conditions and inhumane," said police detective from Blackpool Police, Matt Normanton.

"The room was just enough for a small mattress and a ceramic pot that is filled with urine. Child is traced even scratched the object on the wall when he was locked inside. This is barbaric!" Normanton said.

"There is absolutely no air ventilation, it is very cold and musty. There is a small window on the side, but closed with a seal, and there is a light bulb. There is also a bowl of stale food. It's like a prisoner," he added.

Over this incident, a woman aged around 30-years-old and her boyfriend about 40 years was arrested by police. To the police, the woman called her daughter as a cause of delinquency situation.

The woman and her boyfriend has been charged with improper to treat the child and committing atrocities against children. Both will undergo pembacanaan trial court decision in Preston next month.

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