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Independent review announced as NSW police probe if cannibalism involved in four-year-old’s alleged murder
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Independent review announced as NSW police probe if cannibalism involved in four-year-old’s alleged murder

By Jordyn BeazleyJuly 6, 2026·Source: The Guardian·5 views

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Police charge woman with murder after the body of a preschooler was found in a Central Coast home on SaturdayFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe New South Wales government will commission an independent review after it was confirmed the family of a four-year-old who was allegedly murdered was known to the department in charge of child protection.A woman has been remanded in custody and was on Sunday charged with murder after police found the body of a preschooler at a home on the NSW Central Coast. Continue reading...

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