Sabine Hilschenz

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Sabine Hilschenz is a German woman who was convicted on the 1st June 2006 of infanticide of eight of her own children.^[1] The bodies of the babies were found buried in a fish tank and in buckets and flower pots in her parents' garden.^[2] She was sentenced to 15 years in prison for eight cases of manslaughter.

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↑ The Guardian - 2nd June 2006 (Accessed 16th March 2010)
↑ BBC News article - 1st June 2006 (Accessed 26th March 2010)

2010

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Name	Hilschenz, Sabine
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Short description	German criminal
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Sabine Hilschenz

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