Vigils to be held across Australia for murdered 5-year-old girl

Vigils will also be held in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Darwin, Canberra, Adelaide, Brisbane and Hobart, as well as many other smaller towns.Kumanjayi Little Baby was last seen when she was put to bed just before midnight on 25 April at the Old Timers Camp - a site set aside by the government for Aboriginal people to stay in when in Alice Springs.She was reported missing several hours later, prompting a large-scale search for the child, who was non-verbal.On Thursday, police found her body several kilometres from the camp. Hours later, Lewis - who had been attacked by community members - was arrested and taken to a hospital in Alice Springs for treatment.A riot erupted outside the hospital, with police later arresting five people over the violence.Kumanjayi Little Baby's family called for calm amid the unrest.Family member and senior Yapa (Warlpiri) elder Robin Granites called for the public to allow justice to take its course and to show respect for the family as it observed "sorry business", a period of collective mourning within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.On Wednesday, three child protection workers were stood down after an investigation into the circumstances leading up to Kumanjayi Little Baby's disappearance and death.