An eight-year-old boy who suffered serious injuries during a home invasion in Sydney has recently awakened from an induced coma after nearly two weeks. The attack occurred when the boy and a 15-year-old were present in the home, where the younger child was struck on the head with a baseball bat. Following this violent incident, police believe that Thi Kim Tran, the boy’s mother, was abducted and later found deceased in a burnt-out vehicle in Beverly Hills.
Tran’s death is suspected to have connections with her husband’s alleged involvement in a criminal drug manufacturing ring. At the time of the incident, Tran’s husband was away on business in Queensland and is not facing any charges related to the case. Authorities suspect that his conflicts with higher-ups in the alleged crime network may have played a role in the tragic event.
The boy’s recovery from his injuries marks a glimmer of hope amid the turmoil. While he has emerged from the coma, his companion, the 15-year-old, escaped physical harm but is believed to be experiencing significant psychological trauma from the ordeal. The NSW Homicide Squad is actively pursuing leads in the investigation as they search for the individuals responsible for this horrific crime, although no arrests have been made thus far.
The case has generated considerable public concern and media coverage, highlighting issues of safety and crime in the community. The investigation continues, involving cooperation between NSW and Victoria Police as they seek justice for the victims.