Jennifer Sinn left a baby corpse behind when she moved

[Unamused Cat]

Ontario, Canada -- A London woman is facing charges after police were called to a northeast London home and found the decomposing remains of an infant, Saturday (June 6).

At around 3:30 p.m., police responded to 1302 Sandford St., following up on a report of a suspicious item that was discovered by an occupant of the home.

"Upon arrival, officers located what appeared to be the remains of an infant. The remains were in an advanced state of decomposition," police said.

Police said the cause of death is not yet known, but an autopsy is expected to take place within the next several days.

As a result of their continuing investigation, London police have charged a London woman, 32-year-old Jennifer Sinn. The suspect is facing charges of concealing a human body of a child and offering an indignity to a dead human body

Police said Sinn was a former occupant at 1302 Sandord St., but released no other information about the ongoing investigation.

http://www.edmontonjournal.com/news/...979/story.html

Canada is stingy about publishing mug shots.

[Thinkgoat]

Why can't they be more straight up with their charges? What's wrong with the following...

1. Either murder or neglect (if the infant was hers. if not...see charges 2-5)
2. Fucking a baby over
3. Letting a dead baby rot
4. Stupidity
5. Sucking Oxygen

[Sister Iroz]

Was the baby's hers and did she have anything to do with killing the baby? So many questions for them to ask and get answers to. How horrible may the baby RIP.

a suspicious item that was discovered by an occupant of the home.

What the hell is that?

[Unamused Cat]

Was the baby's hers and did she have anything to do with killing the baby? So many questions for them to ask and get answers to. How horrible may the baby RIP.


What the hell is that?

The dead baby I presume. Canada is stingy about releasing details of crimes too. Bah!

[PooperScooper]

What the hell is that?

Yeah...that would be the baby. This is literally around the corner from my house....me & my daughters were out for a bike ride on Sat night and we saw the police & the forensic van there.

I looked on myspace and Facebook but can't find her on either.

[Valasca]

With a last name like Sinn, all I am running into is porn.

[Sister Iroz]

An autopsy on the what police believed were the remains of a dead baby found at a northeast London home Saturday (June 6), has led to the discovery of the remains of two additional infants.

The post-mortem examination, part of an ongoing London police investigation, was carried out at London Health Sciences Centre Monday (June 8), and examined the infant remains and related items found at 1302 Sandford St.

"During the examination at London Health Sciences Centre on June 8, the remains of two other infants were discovered. Both were in advanced stages of decomposition. Neither the gender nor ages of any of the three remains are clear at this time," police said in a media release issued Tuesday (June 9).

Police said the remains of the three infants will be sent to the Provincial Forensic Pathology Unit in Toronto and additional autopsies are scheduled for Thursday (June 11).

A 32-year-old London woman, Jennifer Sinn, is presently in police custody and to date has been charged with concealing the body of a child and offering an indignity to a dead human body.

Police said Sinn was a former occupant at 1302 Sandford St. The remains were originally uncovered by the present occupant of the home.

"The investigation into the cause and manner of death of the three infants is continuing," police said.

http://www.londontopic.ca/article.php?artid=14653

[CountJackula]

what a fucking bitch... 3 BABIES!!! I hope she rots like she let those poor babies.

[McQuest]

I'm guessing right now she's a whore who does not use birth control.
Anxious to know if they were born alive and where.

[Angelinfl]

Was the baby born in a hospital. Did it have a social security number. Was the mother collecting benefits on the baby ... These are other questions to ask as well.

Horrible thing. People think everything is disposable.

No social boundries to humanity.

I pity these children raised by people like this.

[Unamused Cat]

I so want a mug shot of this bitch.

[coffee achiever]

More disturbing details here:

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/toronto/sto...don060909.html

Police were called to a northeast home in London on Saturday after the current resident went to the basement and found what was initially believed to be the remains of one infant in advanced stages of decomposition in a bucket.

An autopsy performed on Monday determined the remains inside the bucket were of three infants, police said.

WTF?!

[lucky]

More disturbing details here:

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/toronto/sto...don060909.html
WTF?!

The house was being rented by a woman and her boyfriend, but the couple recently split up and the woman moved out, the CBC's John Lancaster reported on Tuesday from outside the house.

According to a neighbour, the man came out of the house on Saturday with the bucket, which contained blood-soaked babies' clothing.

The neighbour said "the look on the man's face when he came through the front door holding the bucket was unbelievable," Lancaster reported.

Sounds like the guy currently living there could be her ex-boyfriend ??

So fucking disturbing... I don't even know what else to say. 3 babies? THREE?!?

[Unamused Cat]

Christ on a crutch! Could this get any worse?

[penelopejo]

apparently it can. seems as if she was carrying the bags at all times, until her boyfriend finally opened one and found the first infant

http://lfpress.ca/newsstand/News/200...9/9743431.html

The remains of three babies — at first thought to be one — found in a London duplex could have been decomposing for years, police say.

A woman now charged with three counts of causing an indignity to a dead human body and three of concealing the body of a child appeared in a London court Tuesday. She whispered her name and date of birth for the record: “Jennifer Sinn. September 27, 1976.”

While the petite woman was in court, neighbours were recounting stories of a boyfriend who told them he’d finally opened on Saturday bags his girlfriend always carried and made a gruesome find police at first identified as the remains of one infant.

The “remains and other items” were taken Monday to the London Health Sciences Centre, where an examination revealed the remains of three infants in advanced stages of decomposition.

Sinn was re-arrested Monday night after the two additional remains were discovered, said London police Supt. Ken Heslop. He also revealed several other developments in the case, including:


-- London police are working with two other police forces to speak with people Sinn may have had contact with over the last several years. The Free Press has learned one of the jurisdictions is Peel Region, which includes Brampton, where Sinn grew up.

-- It’s impossible to tell the genders or ages of the deceased infants because of the level of decomposition.

-- Officers searched the Sandford Street home Monday for more evidence.

-- The remains are to be sent to the Centre for Forensic Science Wednesday for an autopsy. By Thursday evening or Friday, police could know the cause of death, if a pathologist is able to determine it.

London police say the woman was a former tenant of the home at 1302 Sandford St. Neighbours on the quiet east-end street were shocked.

“We’re traumatized. It was hard enough knowing there was one baby and now to hear this,” said Anne Allerston, who lives in the duplex attached to the unit Sinn lived in until about two weeks ago with her boyfriend and three kids.

Allerston said she heard the man who lived in the home tell police, 'I found boxes and there’s a lot of blood.'

“Since Saturday we’ve been asking 'Why?’” Allerston said.

In the home’s backyard Saturday were a garbage bag, a box and a bucket examined by police. The bag appeared to be the item in which police found the human remains.

Neighbours say Sinn and the man lived in the home with three children, two boys around 10 and 8 and a child about 18 months old.

The five moved in in the fall but the woman moved out about two weeks ago, said Allerston. The man came back on the weekend for his belongings and discovered bloody items in the basement, she said.

Few details were known about Sinn, although family members reached by The London Free Press said she was from Brampton and raised by deaf parents.

She has a brother and a sister. An aunt said Sinn doesn’t have a job and was focused on raising her kids.

“We feel so bad about it. This is a real shock,” said the aunt, who didn’t want to be identified. “She’s such a cute person. We can’t believe it.”

Neighbours said they were shocked to hear of even more charges laid against the woman they said kept mostly to herself but would often be outside playing with her children.

I have to fucking ask, how the fuck did her boyfriend not know she was preggo 3 times? you can't tell me he went 9 months without sex or even seeing her naked. He had to have some how known something was up. On top of that, she had just moved out 2 weeks ago. I wish there was a pic of her

[penelopejo]

video here: http://www.citynews.ca/news/news_35200.aspx

[PooperScooper]

http://lfpress.ca/newsstand/News/Loc...58251-sun.html

Police believe accused was mom

Thu, June 11, 2009
DEAD BABIES: Police suspect Jennifer Sinn, 32, is the mother of infants born about 2001, 2002 and 2006

By KATE DUBINSKI

Police believe the woman charged following the discovery of three infant bodies in an east-end London home was the mother of the babies.

While police were still awaiting results of autopsies on the remains, which were scheduled to begin today in Toronto, charge sheets filed in court indicate authorities believe Jennifer Sinn, 32, was the mother.

They also believe the babies died about the years 2001, 2002 and 2006 and that their remains were placed "in a storage tote box," the documents say.

London police are trying to track Sinn's former addresses with OPP help.

Answers from the autopsies on the badly decomposed remains -- ages, genders and causes of death -- may not come fast, a London officer said yesterday.


"We always hope it's a couple of days, (but) it may (be) longer, it may be a couple of weeks," Det.-Supt. Ken Heslop said.

Much about Sinn remains unclear, but what's known is:

Raised by deaf parents in Brampton, Sinn has two siblings, a family member says. A London sister says she hasn't spoken to Sinn in 15 years.

The address given on the court information about Sinn was 450 Clarke Rd. in London, the same as the Women's Community House shelter.

Sinn had lived at 1302 Sandford St. with a man and three children until about two weeks ago, when she moved out. The children were boys about 10, 8 and 18-months, but it's unclear whether Sinn is their mother.

Sinn is facing six charges -- two for each infant -- after a man believed to be her ex-boyfriend made a grisly find Saturday at the Sandford St. duplex. He came back for his belongings and discovered garbage bags -- which he said Sinn always carried with her -- stuffed into a plastic container.

Police at first thought the decomposing remains were those of one infant, but a closer examination at London Health Sciences Centre revealed the container handed over by the ex-boyfriend held the remains of three babies. The charges filed in court put the disposal of one of the bodies between January 1, 2006, and June 6, 2009.

Sinn was originally arrested last Saturday and released on a promise to reappear in court at a later date.

The two other charges put the disposal of the two other bodies between July 1, 2002, and June 8, 2009, and December 31, 2001, and June 8, 2009.

Sinn was rearrested Monday, after the other remains were discovered.

For each infant, the charges against Sinn are causing an indignity to a body and disposing of a child's body with intent to conceal delivery.

In each case, the charge sheets allege an indignity to "an unknown baby which had not been properly buried by placing the remains in a storage tote box" and disposal "of the dead body of a child with the intent to conceal the fact that its mother, namely Jennifer Sinn, has been delivered of it."

Sinn briefly appeared in court Tuesday and is being held in custody until her next court appearance, expected June 19.

Also Jennifer Sinn is using the same lawyer as McClintic's (Tori Stafford). This case hit a little closer to home than I originally though. My son is very good friends with the 12 year old that lived in that house....he has been in that house many times and seen the red box under the stairs while playing hide & seek :(

[coffee achiever]

http://lfpress.ca/newsstand/News/Loc...2/9777776.html

Looks like the police are holding a press conference on this case Monday.

[Unamused Cat]

video here: http://www.citynews.ca/news/news_35200.aspx

I'd throw her ass on the FP if I could get a photo.

[Whisper]

Again this is close to me I just read the newest in the paper at 3 am.I have no clue how her boyfriend didnt know she was preg 3 xs!This is right by Toris also it sucks !!Im wondering if theres more bodies someplace.She mustve wanted to be caught if she moved and left them b/c her boyfriend said she had been carrying this box around for 2 yrs!Wouldnt let anyone near the thing.Good luck with mugshots remember our fucked up goverment believes they deserve privacy!!Its disgusting

[Whisper]

UPDATE I FOUNDMore testing needed to determine how babies died

An investigation into the remains of three babies found in a London, Ont. home this past month is running into difficulty, according to local police, after an autopsy on the bodies found the children died between December 2001 and June 2009. London Police Chief Murray Faulkner said the babies' remains were transferred to Toronto for forensic testing on June 10 and that it will probably take months to determine how the babies died and their gender.

Initial tests show that at least two of the infants were near full-term when they died.

However, pathologists believe there is no sign of trauma to the bodies though they are dealing with an advanced state of decomposition.

"This case has lots of particular twists and turns," he said. "One of the problems with the case is that it likely occurred over a long period of time. That's part of the problem with this whole case," Faulkner said.

The remains were found on June 9 inside a box packed away in a London home. The bodies were so severely decomposed that at first, police thought they were the remains of one child. An initial autopsy confirmed it was three babies.

Jennifer Sinn, a former resident of the home, is facing three counts of causing an indignity to a body and three counts of disposing a child's body.

The 32-year-old woman resided in Brampton, Ont. until moving to London in 2008. She lived in the London home where the remains were found for about six months.

Faulkner said the box holding the remains made it from Brampton to London.

"That is definitely what happened in this case," he said.

Faulkner also said the investigation is far from over and that police are awaiting further results from the autopsies. They are also looking at "the full circumstances" related to when the children died.

http://news.sympatico.msn.ctv.ca/abc...remains_090615

[Whisper]

This one has pic of house and a different story to the article

When asked whether police were looking at charging anyone else in the case, Faulkner said: "I said at the beginning the criminal investigation is ongoing, and you can read into that what you want."

http://www.thestarphoenix.com/Remain...899/story.html

[Whisper]

Ont. Woman Charged After Remains of Three Infants Found in Home This ones more indepth of her chatacterLONDON, Ont. -

A woman described as a recluse was back in custody and facing additional charges Tuesday after police discovered that infant remains found in a southern Ontario home were in fact the badly decomposed bodies of three babies who may have died years ago.

The grisly find left police with a slew of unanswered questions ahead of an autopsy to be performed Thursday, including the sex of the children, the causes of death, and their relationship to the woman charged.

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A plastic bag containing an infant sleeper and described by a neighbour as being bloody lies in the backyard of a house in London, Ont., this past weekend after being found in the basement and brought outside by the home's current occupant. Police say they have found the badly decomposed bodies of three babies who may have died several years ago. 32-year-old Jennifer Sinn, a former resident of the home, faces three counts of offering an indignity to a human body and concealing the body of a child. (Note: Please disable your pop-up blocker)

http://news.aol.ca/article/ont-woman...n-home/642697/

[Whisper]

police
Remains found of 'near, to full-term' infants: Ont. say the poor condition of the bodies could make it difficult to ever determine what, if any, role the mother had in the babies' deaths.

Infanticide, a Criminal Code offence reserved exclusively for mothers who murder their children under 12 months old while mentally disturbed by the effects of giving birth, carries a maximum five-year sentence. But it requires police to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the children died as a result of some action or neglect on the part of the mother, said Emma Cunliffe, a law professor at the University of British Columbia. The more serious Criminal Code charges of murder and manslaughter would have to meet a similar burden of proof.


"It is, anyway, very hard to establish how a newborn baby has died, under the best of circumstances, and in this case, with the passage of time, that will be almost impossible to prove conclusively. Which means that the Crown (would need) to rely on other evidence. A confession would do it."


Faulkner would not speculate on what sort of upgraded charge Sinn, 32, could face if the cause of death is deemed criminal. He added that "there is nothing of concern in relation to trauma" on the bodies. "This case has lots of peculiar twists and turns," Faulkner said.


The remains were discovered on June 6 by Sinn's former boyfriend, in the basement of a house the couple used to share. Police thought it was one infant's remains, but an autopsy determined the remains to be three.


Sinn went to police headquarters to answer questions about the discovery on June 7, and was eventually charged. She has stopped providing police with information, Faulkner said.


He said further forensic testing may shed light on how the three infants died, but the results could take months.


Cunliffe said it is becoming increasingly uncommon for Crown attorneys to charge a woman with infanticide, opting to say "that a mother who has killed her child, intending to do so, should be treated the same as another person."


She said in this case, however, prosecutors may deem it more prudent to prosecute the existing charges of concealing and indignity to a body, which each carry the same maximum penalty as infanticide

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http://www.globaltv.com/globaltv/nat...tml?id=1697899

[Silvahalo]

More disturbing details here:

Police were called to a northeast home in London on Saturday after the current resident went to the basement and found what was initially believed to be the remains of one infant in advanced stages of decomposition in a bucket.

An autopsy performed on Monday determined the remains inside the bucket were of three infants, police said.

OMG.....OMG....OMG.......I knew I was avoiding this thread for a reason.....I can hardly breath or wrap my mind around this!

[coffee achiever]

I'm hoping... HOPING... that these babies were either premature and died of natural causes, or stillborn, and she just couldn't bear to part with them. That would still be pretty twisted, but it would at least be somewhat understandable.

That's the only explanation that I can wrap my mind around.

[Silvahalo]

I don't know the circumstances why these babies came to be this way. I'm hoping at the end, they were together and not alone with death.

Kisses little ones, you were the light of life.

[Whisper]

Update; Jennifer Sinn attended court today and her next court date is June 19 2009. Tuesday, 09 June 2009 Update;

Jennifer Sinn attended court today and her next court date is June 19 2009.

Previous Release;As a result of further investigation, Jennifer Sinn has been charged with two additional counts of Concealing the Body of a Child and two additional counts of Offering an Indignity to a Dead Human Body.

She is currently in custody and will be appearing in a London court tomorrow.

Any person with information about the remains discovered as 1302 Sandford Street, is asked to contact London Police at 519-661-5670 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS

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http://www.northeastender.ca/content/view/1450/31/

[Whisper]

Autopsies on babies found in box yield few answers
Jun 16, 2009 04:30 AM

Sinn has three children with her ex-boyfriend, said Faulkner, adding they're being cared for by family. Sinn lived in Brampton for most of her life and moved to London in March 2008, Faulkner said.

So she has been with this boyfriend for a number of years then

Faulkner said police have spoken to people who remember Sinn being pregnant and court documents suggest police believe the babies died around 2001, 2002 and 2006.

So WTF did these people think hapoened to these 3 pregnancies/babies??Scientology Mother Ship came and got them If I saw a friend /neighbor/relative preg and then after time nothing I would be asking questions about whats happened!Read the rest herehttp://www.thestar.com/news/ontario/article/651359

[Whisper]

BABY DEATHS
Remains brought to London, police hint
Free Press
June 16, 2009

The remains of three infants found in the basement of a northeast London townhouse were "near- to full-term," London police Chief Murray Faulkner said yesterday.


"We believe the gretaer portion of this case never happened in our community at all, but because the remains were found here, it's our investigation." -- London police Chief Murray Faulkner.
Faulkner also said police believe most of the case never happened in London at all -- implying the remains were brought to the city. The 32-year-old woman charged in the case, whom police believe delivered the babies between 2001 and 2006, moved to London from Brampton in 2008.
After a police news conference yesterday, other questions remain unanswered as London and Peel Regional police continue to probe the grisly find:
When did the infants die? How did they die? Who was their father?
Faulkner acknowledged there may be more questions than answers in a case filled with "peculiar twists and turns

REST IS AT http://www.lfpress.ca/perl-bin/publi...24&s=hottopics