Child Services Called to ‘Dirty’ Home 17 Times Before A.J. Freund Died: Reports

Child Services Called to ‘Dirty’ Home 17 Times Before A.J. Freund Died: Reports
Andrew "AJ" Freund. Crystal Lake Police Department via AP
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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Illinois officials will investigate to see if the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) failed to act in the case of A.J. Freund, the 5-year-old boy who was found dead in Woodstock on April 24, according to a report.

Before the boy was found several miles away from his home in Crystal Lake, his parents were being investigated by the DCFS, which released a 60-page-long report about how investigators had been in contact with Freund’s parents since he was born, CrimeOnline reported.
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