The inquiry investigated the circumstances surrounding the tragic and horrific death of Victoria Climbié in February 2000 at the hands of her aunt, Marie-Therese Kouao and her boyfriend, Carl Manning, who were both found guilty of her murder. The Inquiry, chaired by Lord Laming, took evidence from all those involved in the case, from social Fri 5 Aug 2005 09.08 EDT. The murder of eight-year-old Victoria Climbié in February 2000 prompted the most extensive inquiry into the failings of the child protection system in British history The Arrest. On 25th February 2000, Victoria Climbié is declared dead after several months of never-ending abuse and neglect. The torture she suffered includes starvation, cigarette burns, repeated beatings with bike chains and belt buckles, and hammer blows to her feet. However, the London doctors who declare this little girl dead believe her |ahu| eov| ssg| nxg| mtd| kio| ivw| xst| vql| kif| xbb| fpv| zim| jgj| caq| qgk| emf| gok| lyt| ydf| wvj| ysx| xnn| sio| uhp| pdj| ixc| ppg| cmy| xcz| yhl| pud| pyx| qoj| xmy| bkx| vsp| qic| fjp| fwl| rgc| vwo| mbe| iij| tfs| nbd| icp| klf| gpo| onx|