Horrifying incident: 6-year-old girl kidnapped then slaughtered in Tunisia
Published March 3rd, 2025 - 10:15 GMT
ALBAWABA - Tunisia recently witnessed a horrifying incident when a 6-year-old girl was found dead a day after she was kidnapped sparking outrage among human rights activists across social media.
According to an investigation launched by local police, the little girl's body was found in Tunisia's suburbs with wounds inflicted by a sharp object, a day after her disappearance. The incident occurred specifically on the first day of Ramadan, after Iftar time when the little girl was playing in front of her home. — أ. راكان (@Hopeet_t13) March 2, 2025
Locals of the suburbs indicate that the girl followed a mentally disabled individual who she's used to playing with. They stated further that they questioned the individual when her body was found slaughtered on the roof of a house.
Social media users took to several platforms and expressed their opinions about the matter. One user wrote, "I cannot imagine the feelings and emotions of her family now. The crime is so heinous and painful."
Others accused the family of negligence further adding that a little girl of this age should never be left unsupervised in a public setting and shouldn't have been allowed to play with an individual who suffers from a mental disorder and psychological illness.
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