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- 4 January 2013, 19:18
Woman Denies Trying To Kill Baby Found In Bin
A woman accused has denied attempted murder and perverting the course of justice after a baby was discovered in a rubbish bin.
The baby, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, was found at the bottom of a rubbish chute outside a block of flats in Wolverhampton on September 8, last year.
The baby was taken to Birmingham Children's Hospital and treated for serious injuries.
Iraqi born Jaymin Abdulrahman pleaded not guilty to the two charges at Wolverhampton Crown Court this morning.
The 24-year-old, who appeared wearing a black head scarf, black dress and grey cardigan, spoke through an interpreter to confirm her name.
Judge John Warner remanded Abdulrahman into custody. She will next appear at Wolverhampton Crown Court on February 22 for a directions hearing.
A trial date has been provisionally set for June 5 at Birmingham Crown Court.
A 32-year-old man arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender is on police bail.
what do you think?
shirley sutton
Deport them if found guilty
stevie may
Needed a translator? Hows this for an idea - IF YOU CANT SPEAK THE LANGUAGE YOU CANT SETTLE HERE. .
Diane Rogers
Poor little baby. If they couldn't look after him or her give the baby up.Hope they send them back where they came from.But that will be against their human rights and it won't be their fault will it
eastonandrea
Maybe they didn't get the boy/girl they wanted. Sick people should be thrown out of the country as you don't just accidently drop and leave a baby down a rubbish chute. So many people can't have babies and would have opened their arms, hearts and lives to this unwanted baby, so there was a choice unfortunately they saw fit to decide this was their babies fate. Sick and twisted people.
Louisa Gieldon
What a dreadful start in life. I hope the wee baby is now well and with loving foster parents.
Debra Wiseman
5:12pm on 4/1/2013
Nice parents.