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Adelaide Motel Tragedy: Benjamin Houghton and Yue Ning Lieu Charged After Baby Boy Found Dead

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Adelaide Motel Tragedy: Benjamin Houghton and Yue Ning Lieu Charged After Baby Boy Found Dead

Content overview: “Adelaide Motel Tragedy: Benjamin Houghton and Yue Ning Lieu Charged After Baby Boy Found D”. South Australia police have charged Benjamin Nicholas Houghton, 40, and Yue Ning Lieu, 42, after the body of a baby boy was discovered in a Glen Osmond motel in Adelaide's south on Saturday. The infant, aged between six and seven months, had been deceased for some time before officers made the grim discovery during a welfare check. The arrests come as authorities piece together the circumstances leading to the child's death, with the pair taken into custody and now facing charges.

The case has shocked the local community, raising urgent questions about how such a tragedy could occur unnoticed. Police have not yet released details on the relationship between the accused and the child, or the specific charges filed, but the investigation remains active. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.

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