The horror house in Brazil: – A dead child was found:

On Wednesday, March 22, local police responded to an address in Sao Paulo, Brazil, after several reports of concern from neighbors in the area.

Three young children of the same age are said to have been out in the park for hours without supervision, and it is said to have happened repeatedly over a long period, According to the Spanish newspaper Noticias.

The paper wrote that the children were said to have appeared “emaciated and tired”, and, in addition, an intolerable stench was said to have come from the house.

Found a dead child

It was a very dirty and messy property that met the local police when they left in the last week of March this year.

The police took care of three children, ages 3, 8 and 10, outside the house before they entered it Al-Shams newspaper It is referred to as the “House of Horrors”.

Inside the house there was chaos, rubbish and filth as far as the eye could see, and the strong stench of death filled every room, a police spokesperson explained to Noticias.

In the depths of the house, he says, there was a small crawl space behind a closed door. When the police entered the room, they came across a dirty and foul-smelling bed:

Under the bed lies the body of the infant.

Now the entire community is in shock after discovering the horror.

– He was there for a long time

According to Noticias, local authorities estimate that the baby must have been about three months old when he died.

The case is still under investigation, but a police spokesperson told the newspaper that the main theory is that the child died of emaciation.

– The child’s body began to decompose. He told the newspaper that he had been there for a long time.

The children’s mother was not at home during the search.

The young children’s mother was not present during the search, but was arrested shortly after the search. An acquaintance of the woman is said to have posted bail for her, but she is the prime suspect in the case, and will be taken to court.

The three children have been taken into the care of the police, but it is not currently clear what will happen to them next, the newspaper writes.