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Dasha Sannikova was returned from the orphanage to her mother ten months after a court ban. Eight months later the child died. For four years no one noticed her disappearance.
Public Investigations reporters found hidden documents showing: the system had the means and grounds to protect the child from her mother, but did not do so, and then punished neither those who were obliged to act nor the mother.
Officials signed permissions in defiance of the court ban, the school looked the other way at an empty desk and signs of beatings, and law enforcement limited themselves to a fraud case about benefit payments, completely ignoring the circumstances of the ten-year-old’s death.
Why did the family that erased the child from their life and memory dare to publicly display their present-day heroism? The Public Investigations editorial team has raised closed archival documents and evidence that the system hid for almost two decades. Watch on the YouTube channel or read on the website:
https://youtu.be/n90FCO5x4e4