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Sentenced woman who killed four children

The verdict of the woman, through the fault of which four children died, was made by the Resurrection City Court

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Sentenced woman who killed four children

The woman who killed four children was sentenced by the Resurrection City Court.

According to the press service of the courts of general jurisdiction of the Moscow region, the tragedy occurred on February 21. The woman left the apartment building, in which there were four children, and did not disconnect the water heater from the network. At the same time, she knew that there were no pens on the windows and a second set of keys in the house. She closed the door from the outside with a key, thus preventing people from leaving the room. As a result, there was a fire that killed four children and the mother of the accused.

The court sentenced the woman to 1.5 years of probation with a probation period of 1.5 years.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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