Apparently, when you read such tragic news, you think of your problems as so minor as microscopic.
There’s so much evil happening in the world that you’d forget your problems when you read about them. Just like that, a tragic, horrific, and weird story went viral of a 7-year-old girl who was raped.
Who is this 7-year old minor Yaz?
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This story is even more tragic and heart-wrenching when you find out that the rapists were none other but her own parents and an uncle! As much as it’s hard to believe such pathetic news, it is actually true.point 291 |
This 7-year-old girl whose name is Yaz (only) lives in east-central Mexico in the state of Puebla.point 82 | The hospital she was in is Hospital de Las Margaritas, at the end of August.point 144 | 1
Her neighbor took her to the hospital after they understood that someone beat her severely.
What did Yaz say to the doctors who were saving her?
“Please don’t heal me no more, I don’t want to go back to my parents.point 225 |
Just let me die here.point 17 | ” Were the words of the little 11-year-old Yaz when she was in the hospital as the doctors were giving her care.point 114 | She implored the staff there not to let her go back to her parents so they’d continue beating her.point 200 | 1
When the neighbor of Yaz took her to the hospital they found severe internal injuries. Someone brutally beat her over the course of several years and had internal bleeding going on. Cigarette burns and a collapsed lung were also a part of this abuse where the hospital further concluded that she had actually been raped by her parents and uncle.
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The monster parents were accomplices!
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The parents of this poor little victim are under investigation for the heinous crime the hospital has informed the police.point 108 | It was recorded in June 2020 that a 3-year-old girl that they had, besides Yaz, had also just suddenly died.point 197 | Now, this case of Yaz has become even more suspicious and the blame is obviously being passed on to the parents since that 3-year old’s death was also tragic and clueless as far as we’ve been told.point 370 |
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Although the girls’ parents are detained, the uncle who was equally into this is still in the ‘Wanted’ list. The police are on the hunt for Yaz’s uncle, who people call as the rapist and the child molester.
The authority’s negligence led to Yaz’s life to this point
What’s even more heart wrenching about Yaz’s story that will shake the world making the organizations work even faster and better for the care of such little young kids, is that the girl was into the hospital some time back, too.point 379 |
This wasn’t just once but Yaz was in the hospital in 2019 and Feb, May as well as August 2020.point 81 | 1
Her trauma signs and constant restlessness should’ve been a wake-up call or at least an alarming situation for the hospital but apparently, they didn’t do anything. We know parents are the biggest supporters, guardians and are like angels to their children but when the parents are evil, what can we expect from hospitals or other people?
What kind of injuries did Yaz have?
The injuries should bee an emergency situation for the hospital. She was in the hospital in August for a severe injury of burns and marks on her buttocks. She had a lot of damage to them so the doctor had to do something.
In February, she had several leg cut marks which the father claimed back then that she did it to herself. Activist Frida Guerrera was the one who was in charge of the matters. She brought Yaz’s case as well as the little sister to Mayor Claudia Rivera Vivanco.
Although activist believes that the arrest is only to silence the people. The Government can continue about their day since no further investigation or punishments are due on to all these three heinous, ugly people.
Frida Guerrera believes that if the Puebla Government did its job properly in January, the girl wouldn’t have made such remarks leaving the world in grief. They could also save the little sister.
Guerrera believes a major responsibility falls on the institution.