Juvenile siblicide within a child maltreatment framework: Developmental contexts, family adversity, and premeditation in a forensic psychiatric sample from Turkey.

Sibling violence is one of the most prevalent yet underacknowledged forms of family violence and may, in rare instances, escalate to siblicide.

To examine the sociodemographic, familial, psychiatric, and offense-related profiles of juvenile siblicide offenders, with a focus on maltreatment exposure, cumulative adversity, and developmental contexts of lethal sibling violence.