Bizarre paranoid posts of mother whose baby was found dead under blankets in a motel room
Yue Ning Lieu began sharing disturbing posts to her social media earlier this year -Credit:Courtesy healthinlieutheblog (Courtesy healthinlieutheblog)
Just days before a dead baby was discovered in an Australian hotel room, his mother shared inexplicable posts on social media.
An autopsy reportedly found that the baby, who was found underneath blankets, was between six and seven months old and had been "deceased for a period of time."
Police discovered the boy during a welfare check at the Tollgate Motel in Glen Osmond in Adelaide on Saturday.
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Authorities say the parents, Benjamin Nicholas Houghton, 40, and Yue Ning Lieu, 42, had been living there since they arrived in Adelaide earlier this year.
The parents were charged with criminal neglect and destroying human remains to prevent the course of justice. Houghton was additionally charged with one count of hindering police.
At an initial court appearance at the Adelaide Magistrates Court on Monday, the couple did not apply for bail and were remanded until May 3, 2027.
Mother's worrying posts before child's death
Lieu's posts suggest she was convinced she was being spied on -Credit:Linda Lieu/Facebook
Lieu began sharing confusing posts on Facebook and Instagram earlier this year. Just three days before her arrest, she shared posts that suggest she was convinced that people were spying on her.
"Stop teleporting flies into my room," she wrote in one post.
Lieu posted about governments using "mind control" -Credit:Linda Lieu/Facebook
Later that day, Lieu posted about the "advantages" that come with time travel and was concerned about "gauss equipped" trucks driving past and hitting her with "magnetic weapons."
She continued to post until her Facebook account went dark on Saturday morning, when police discovered her son's body.
A post from her blog dated April 2025 was titled "Help Me in My Fight Against Tyranny," in which she accused governments of using mind control to "enslave us."
Source: Crime
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