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Inquest hears child safety failed to recognise coercive control in Struhs case

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Child safety failed to recognise coercive control in Struhs case, inquest hears
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An inquest heard that child safety failed to recognise coercive control in the Struhs case, ABC reports. Jason Struhs, Elizabeth's mother Kerrie Struhs, and eleven others were found guilty of manslaughter after withholding her insulin for type 1 diabetes in 2022.

This continues an earlier story: Inquest hears mother was deemed no immediate risk weeks before daughter died

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    ABC reports that an inquest heard child safety failed to recognise coercive control in the Struhs case, and that Jason Struhs, Elizabeth's mother Kerrie Struhs, and eleven others were found guilty of manslaughter after withholding her insulin for type 1 diabetes in 2022.

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