Here is what the page “Elizabeth Struhs Inquest: Child Safety Officer Called Diabetic Girl 'Safe' a Day After Com” contains. A Queensland coronial inquest has heard that a child safety officer assessed Elizabeth Struhs as 'safe' just one day after the six-year-old was admitted to hospital in a coma, nearly dying from neglect by her parents. Elizabeth, who had type 1 diabetes, was denied insulin by her religious parents, Jason and Kerrie Struhs, in Toowoomba. The inquest is examining the decisions that led to her being returned to their care, despite the life-threatening incident.
The officer told the court the case was complex, but the assessment raises serious questions about child protection protocols. Elizabeth died in January 2022 at age eight, and her parents and 12 others face charges. The inquest continues to scrutinize how warning signs were missed. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.