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Ladybbird · 27-05-20, 09:13

Body of Little Girl, 4, was Attacked by Rats as She Lay Dead in Cot for Two Days

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT

Mark James Dunn, 43, of Brisbane, Australia, has been charged with the murder of his daughter Willow, who police believe was left to rot in her crib with rodents eating her decomposing body

Daily Mirror UK, 27 MAY 2020

Willow Dunn's decomposing body was being eaten by rats when found by police

A child's face was eaten by rats after she was allegedly left to die in a crib by her father.

Mark James Dunn, 43, was charged with the murder of his daughter Willow Dunn, 4 - who had Down's syndrome - at his home in Cannon Hill, Brisbane, on Monday.

Dunn allegedly told police he discovered the child dead on Saturday but no call was made to the emergency services for two days.

The Australian reports local police believe the body was left to rot by her father in her bed in a back bedroom, with her body being slowly consumed by rodents.

Mark James Dunn has been charged with Willow's murder

Queensland Ambulance Service had eventually been alerted at around 9am on Monday.

An investigation is underway to determine if Willow starved to death and was denied medication, with police alleging she had scalp burns and bone-deep infected hip sores.

Willow grew up without her biological mother - after she died in childbirth - and lived with Dunn, as well as a stepmother and stepsister in their rented home - though the latter two are not facing charges.

The Department of Child Safety has confirmed it had been in touch with the family in relation to the tragic child, but has reportedly refused to give any further details.

LNP shadow police minister Dan Purdie told the Courier Mail : "The big question in such a horrific case of alleged neglect is how a vulnerable young child has slipped through the cracks and how this could have been prevented."

Police at the crime scene outside the home in Cannon Hill, Brisbane (Image: AAP/PA Images)

Neighbours, some of who have laid tributes outside the home, have reportedly claimed they had never seen Willow, despite the family having lived at the property for a year.

Dunn was charged under a new definition of murder in Queensland aimed at child-killers, which includes "reckless indifference to human life".

Two ambulances and multiple police cars were seen parked at the home following the discovery, with a crime scene established.

The following day investigators returned to further examine the home and gather forensic swabs, it is reported.

Pictures taken at the scene on Tuesday morning show officials in hazmat suits taking forensic swabs and further examining the family home.

During a hearing at Brisbane Magistrates Court on Tuesday, at which the accused was not present, the case was adjourned until July 20.

RIP... Go With the Angels Willow...

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,639 Thanks: 27,645 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Little Girl 4, Found Dead in Cot was Attacked by Rats Body of Little Girl, 4, was Attacked by Rats as She Lay Dead in Cot for Two Days WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT Mark James Dunn, 43, of Brisbane, Australia, has been charged with the murder of his daughter Willow, who police believe was left to rot in her crib with rodents eating her decomposing body Daily Mirror UK, 27 MAY 2020 Willow Dunn's decomposing body was being eaten by rats when found by police A child's face was eaten by rats after she was allegedly left to die in a crib by her father. Mark James Dunn, 43, was charged with the murder of his daughter Willow Dunn, 4 - who had Down's syndrome - at his home in Cannon Hill, Brisbane, on Monday. Dunn allegedly told police he discovered the child dead on Saturday but no call was made to the emergency services for two days. The Australian reports local police believe the body was left to rot by her father in her bed in a back bedroom, with her body being slowly consumed by rodents. Mark James Dunn has been charged with Willow's murder Queensland Ambulance Service had eventually been alerted at around 9am on Monday. An investigation is underway to determine if Willow starved to death and was denied medication, with police alleging she had scalp burns and bone-deep infected hip sores. Willow grew up without her biological mother - after she died in childbirth - and lived with Dunn, as well as a stepmother and stepsister in their rented home - though the latter two are not facing charges. The Department of Child Safety has confirmed it had been in touch with the family in relation to the tragic child, but has reportedly refused to give any further details. LNP shadow police minister Dan Purdie told the Courier Mail : "The big question in such a horrific case of alleged neglect is how a vulnerable young child has slipped through the cracks and how this could have been prevented." Police at the crime scene outside the home in Cannon Hill, Brisbane (Image: AAP/PA Images) Neighbours, some of who have laid tributes outside the home, have reportedly claimed they had never seen Willow, despite the family having lived at the property for a year. Dunn was charged under a new definition of murder in Queensland aimed at child-killers, which includes "reckless indifference to human life". Two ambulances and multiple police cars were seen parked at the home following the discovery, with a crime scene established. The following day investigators returned to further examine the home and gather forensic swabs, it is reported. Pictures taken at the scene on Tuesday morning show officials in hazmat suits taking forensic swabs and further examining the family home. During a hearing at Brisbane Magistrates Court on Tuesday, at which the accused was not present, the case was adjourned until July 20. RIP... Go With the Angels Willow... .

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