Newborn thrown into the water unloading and found in a manhole, the mother: “I didn’t know I was pregnant”

It is under arrest in the Rebibbia prisonthe 29 -year -old woman who last October 12, at the gates of Rome, would have thrown her newly gaveness and born son (it was 26 weeks, about 5 months, weighed a kilo and measured 30 centimeters), in the Water exhaustin the bathroom of some friends, where he had gone to dinner, in Montecompatri.

“I thought it was a stomach ache.”

To the investigators Ella Mobile Squad of Rome and the Frascati police station, coordinated by the Velletri prosecutor, said he did not know he was pregnant and that he had not realized he had given birth. “I thought it was a stomach acheI had always given birth with cesarean delivery and I did not understand that he was being born, “said the woman, who then it would have run to the emergency room of the Casilino Polyclinic because it is frightened by the very lost blood. Adding that he had frightened for the blood.
As we have already explained, in fact it is possible not to notice a pregnancy, but not the case. The woman did not convince the investigators, who also accuse her of having taken drugs to induce childbirth precisely with the aim of aborting, as indeed has been ascertained by doctors. The woman is the mother of two other children, who are now under the protection of other relatives. She had left with her partner in December 2023.

As we have already explained, in fact it is possible not to notice a pregnancy,

But how did this story come to light?

The investigations were taken months ago following the reporting of the Casilino emergency room doctors Where the woman had also presented herself for “an illness following an EMP”, denying that she had just given birth. The body of the newborn, with a spine lesion compatible with crushing in the pipes, was found in a little manhole connected to the unloading pipes of the home of friends. He would have died of drowning. Then the mother was traced from the DNA exams on the newborn body of the newborn.

Source: Vanity Fair

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