German Parents Sexually Abuse Infant Son; Baby Fitted With Artificial Anus Due to Multiple Injuries

The woman is accused of injuring the child when he was just six weeks old.

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A mother and father in Germany have been accused of sexually abusing their one-month-old son. The baby suffered multiple injuries and even had to be given by an artificial anus. The couple, 23-year-old Ismail and 26-year-old Nina used to sexually abused their son at home in Ludwigshafen city, Rhineland-Palatinate located in West Germany. The woman is accused of injuring the child when he was just six weeks old.

Ismail also participated in torturing the child, including inflicting gruesome bodily afflictions. Prosecutors said that the 'bloody wound' in the baby's genitals were a 'visible and painful bruise'. The parents then took the baby to a hospital where they detected peritonitis, the inflammation of the peritoneum typically caused by the rupture of an abdominal organ. Chief prosecutor Hubert Stroeber said, "She wanted to get sexual satisfaction." Indian Man Gets 13 Years in Prison, 12 Strokes of Cane for Sexually Assaulting Minor in Singapore.

The baby was also found to have skull injury, fractured ribs, bruised lungs and bleeding from eyes. Emergency surgery was performed on the child and an artificial anus was given. The baby who is now seven months old is living with a foster family. People close to Nina told Daily Mail that she had signs of cruelty in her as a child. She had tortured two guinea pigs to death. The couple met in November 2017 and is custody since November 2018. They have been charged with severe bodily harm and sexual abuse. Their trial will be held in May. Stroeber added saying, "Even professionals in my public prosecutor's office were shocked."

(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Mar 19, 2019 02:26 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).

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