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The Guardian·5 min read·medium

Canberra toddler Safa was two when blunt-force trauma ended her life eight years ago. But who was to blame?

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Dan Jervis-Bardy
Canberra toddler Safa was two when blunt-force trauma ended her life eight years ago. But who was to blame?
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The article investigates the unsolved death of a two-year-old girl in Canberra, Australia, which occurred eight years ago due to blunt-force trauma. Despite police suspicions of murder, no arrests have been made, and the father continues to seek justice and answers.

Abubakr Annour holds a selfie of himself and his daughter Safa at his home in Canberra. Abubakr Annour holds a selfie of himself and his daughter Safa at his home in Canberra. Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Canberra toddler Safa was two when blunt-force trauma ended her life eight years ago. But who was to blame? Police suspected the daughter of Sudanese refugees was the victim of a ‘horrendous’ murder – but there have been no arrests and no inquest. Her father is impatient for answers

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