8岁女孩Elizabeth Struhs于2022年1月7日因糖尿病酮症酸中毒不幸去世。1其父亲停止了对她1型糖尿病的胰岛素治疗。1该家庭属于极端宗教邪教组织"Saints"，该组织反对寻求医疗救治。1
在最近的调查听证中，调查官Ainslie Kirkegaard指出，多个政府部门对这个家庭宗教信仰的"缺乏好奇心"是未能拯救Elizabeth的"错失机会"。1Elizabeth的母亲Kerrie Struhs曾多次向警察、医疗工作者、教师、假释官和儿童安全工作者表达其宗教信仰。1Elizabeth曾于2019年因糖尿病酮症酸中毒入院，其父母随后因忽视儿童被定罪。1
针对这起悲剧，所有14名Saints成人教徒成员因Elizabeth的过失杀人罪于去年被定罪。1
Elizabeth Struhs, an eight-year-old girl, died on January 7, 2022, from diabetic ketoacidosis after her father stopped providing insulin treatment for her type 1 diabetes.1 Her family belonged to an extremist religious cult called "Saints," which rejected medical intervention.1 An inquest has determined that multiple government agencies' "lack of curiosity" about the family's religious beliefs represented a "missed opportunity" to save her life.1
The girl had previously been hospitalized for diabetic ketoacidosis in 2019, and her parents were convicted of child neglect at that time.1 Throughout her life, her mother, Kerrie Struhs, repeatedly expressed her religious beliefs to police, medical workers, teachers, parole officers, and child safety workers.1 Despite these communications, authorities did not adequately investigate or act upon the information.1 Inquest officer Ainslie Kirkegaard noted that government departments had failed to demonstrate curiosity about the mother's beliefs.1
All 14 adult members of the Saints organization were convicted of manslaughter by negligence in connection with Elizabeth's death.1 In response to the case, Queensland Police established an "Ideologically Motivated" crime classification flag in June 2026.1
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