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Passersby saw a child on the street and called the police: the girl told the officer that voices told her to leave, and she pointed to the house at the end of the street

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Passersby saw a child on the street and called the police: the girl told the officer that voices told her to leave, and she pointed to the house at the end of the street 😱😱

No one immediately understood where she had come from. A little girl, about six years old, stood on the sidewalk wearing an elegant white dress — as if she had just left a party.

People stopped. Someone suggested buying her water, another said to call social services. The girl looked well cared for, not like a homeless child. But she remained silent, until she whispered:

— I heard voices…

That made everyone uneasy. Eventually, someone called the police.

Fifteen minutes later, a young sergeant arrived — with tired eyes. He crouched beside the girl and spoke gently:

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