Anna, once thought to be a responsible caregiver, turned into a nightmare for little Alba. The baby, barely a year old, suffered under Anna’s cruel and senseless treatment. What should have been a safe and nurturing environment became a place of fear, pain, and silent cries.
Anna’s abuse began subtly—ignored cries, skipped feedings—but quickly escalated into more overt torture. She would leave Alba in soiled diapers for hours, force-feed her until she choked, and isolate her in dark rooms. The baby’s frail body bore the marks of neglect: bruises, rashes, and severe weight loss. Alba’s once bright eyes dulled, her cries weakening as days passed.
Neighbors occasionally heard unsettling sounds—crying that never seemed to stop—but Anna always had excuses. “Colic,” she’d say. “Teething.” No one suspected the true horror behind her doors.
One night, Alba stopped breathing. Emergency services were called too late. The baby’s tiny body was unresponsive, covered in signs of prolonged abuse. Miraculously, doctors managed to revive her, but just barely. She was clinging to life, her body a battlefield of trauma inflicted by someone who should have protected her.
