Child Found in Cat Box; Mother Admitted to Psychiatric Facility

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A mom in Berlin has found herself at a psychiatric facility after allegedly tossing her 1-year-old out of her third-floor abode. Officials from the Berlin prosecutor's office made the announcement on a Tuesday, revealing that this 40-year-old mother appears to be suffering from a mental illness. Investigations are currently ongoing, with suspected attempted murder being the crime in question. Apparently, this distressed mother also has three more minor children and a grown-up kid in her life. Reports that surfaced in the "Bild" paper mentioned she became overburdened.

The one-year-old child was found hurt severely with fall injuries inside a cat box facing the front of a house in the Treptow-Köpenick district, on the southern side of Berlin. Cops encountered the mother inside the apartment and promptly arrested her. Additionally, a nine-year-old child was discovered in the apartment and delivered to the youth welfare office.

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1. Despite the ongoing investigations at the public prosecutor's office in Berlin, the 40-year-old woman's psychiatric treatment continues to be a significant concern for Germany's mental health services in psychiatry.
2. In an unexpected turn of events, the mother's ex-husband, a German resident living in Berlin, reached out to authorities to express his concerns about the well-being of their shared children.
3. After the harrowing incident, concerned neighbors in the Treptow-Köpenick district organized a fundraising event to contribute towards the mental health support of the affected children, demonstrating Berlin's strong sense of community and empathy.
4. As the distraught mother spends time in the psychiatric facility, her younger children are temporarily placed in foster care, while the eldest child seeks solace in the cat box, clinging to the comforting presence of their feline friend.

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