Death dive from 8 years old: He could no longer bear the abuse by his parents

The unfortunate Anton could not stand the abuse and jumped into the void from the ninth floor of the apartment where he lived with his abusive parents.

A tragic news comes to us from Ukraine. An 8-year-old boy jumped from the ninth floor of their apartment where he lived with his parents because he could not stand the beatings and the constant abuse he received from them.

The unfortunate boy, whose name was Anton, was living in southern Ukraine and the tragic incident happened on August 23 and on his way home from school.

The child died tragically while jumping from the ninth floor of the apartment where he lived

Neighbors reportedly heard little Anton's parents shouting and beating him because he had torn clothes. The child obviously could not stand the wood and the pressure opened the window of the room and jumped into space.

Zhanna, who lives downstairs, said she heard the child's voices, the wood, then silence and then the sound of the child falling to the ground.

The point where the child left his last breath

"Only a few seconds passed and I heard this creepy sound from the fall of the child. I looked out the window and saw the child downstairs. I immediately called the ambulance and the police. "

Andrey, another neighbor of the family, said: "I saw the parents going up to the apartment and a few minutes later I saw the child lying on the ground."

The nurses who arrived at the scene simply found out that the child had died. The police are conducting an investigation and a trial has been set for the parents who, if found guilty, risk five years in prison.

In fact, during the interrogation, they admitted that, before their child dived into the void, they had beaten him and that they often used this method to discipline him.

Both the teacher and the psychologist of the school where the child was studying reported that the parents were not interested in their son and the unfortunate Anton had repeatedly asked for help.

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