Published 22 days ago

'Nobody listened' to safety concerns before girls died

Summary by The West Australian

One of two girls left to die in a hot car was taken to hospital with suspected illegal drug exposure less than three weeks before the fatal incident.

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The West Australian

'Nobody listened' to safety concerns before girls died

One of two girls left to die in a hot car was taken to hospital with suspected illegal drug exposure less than three weeks before the fatal incident.

22 days ago

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PerthNow

'Nobody listened' to safety concerns before girls died

One of two girls left to die in a hot car was taken to hospital with suspected illegal drug exposure less than three weeks before the fatal incident.

22 days ago·Perth, Australia

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7NEWS Australia

'Nobody listened': Father’s tragic message after girls died in hot car

The father of one of two girls killed when their mum left them in a hot car has shared a heartrending message.

22 days ago·Australia

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9News

'Nobody listened' to safety concerns before girls died in hot car in Brisbane

The father of a girl who died in a hot car warned child services "to no avail" that their mother was regularly taking illegal hard drugs, an inquest has heard.Darcey-Helen Conley, 2, and Chloe-Ann, 18 months, died on November 23, 2019, at Waterford West, south of Brisbane, after the car they were in reached an estimated temperature of 61.5 degrees.Their mother, Kerri-Ann Conley, had left them in the car outside her home since 4am after returning…

22 days ago·Australia

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