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- Posted: Wed, 27 Aug 2014 04:38:57 +0000
forwarded to me from a friend in the state of utah where the most unbelievable thing has happened
A MOTHER THREW AWAY A NEWBORN BABY and the baby may now die
from what i understand the state of utah has a safe haven law where mothers can just give up there baby without question and not face criminal charges
so why do this to a newborn baby? its just sick and sad
link here with video from fox news here
FULL STORY BELOW
KEARNS, Utah – Authorities are investigating after a newborn girl was found in a garbage can at a Kearns home Tuesday morning.
Det. Jared Richardson said medical crews determined the infant girl was born over the weekend and the mother put the 3-day-old girl in the garbage Tuesday at about 6 a.m. before going to work. Kearns mother baby garbage walk
Officials said the girl was in the garbage can for about an hour but she was not fed for the last three days.
She is in critical condition and is said to be
worsening.
The mother is being evaluated at the hospital.
Crews said the garbage can belonged to the next-door neighbor near 5300 S. and 5200 W.
Neighbors said they heard a noise coming from the can and thought it was a kitten at first before finding the newborn.
Officials said the mother is 24 and they do not believe she has any other children.
Police have not confirmed any information on the child’s father at this time.
There is a safe place for newborns. No Questions. No Police. utahsafehaven.org http://t.co/29TzJlUstE—
Utah Safe Haven (@UtahNewborn) August 08, 2014
Help is available for all newborns and mothers with Utah’s Newborn Safe Haven law.
In May 2001, a state-wide law went into effect in Utah allowing birth parents to anonymously give up custody of their newborn child without facing any legal consequences.
You can leave your baby, up to 3 days old, with an employee on duty at any hospital emergency room, open 24 hours 7 days a week, in Utah.
The Utah Newborn Safe Haven has a toll-free hotline (1-866-458-0058 ) available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Find out more about Utah’s Safe Haven Law here
A MOTHER THREW AWAY A NEWBORN BABY and the baby may now die
from what i understand the state of utah has a safe haven law where mothers can just give up there baby without question and not face criminal charges
so why do this to a newborn baby? its just sick and sad
link here with video from fox news here
FULL STORY BELOW
KEARNS, Utah – Authorities are investigating after a newborn girl was found in a garbage can at a Kearns home Tuesday morning.
Det. Jared Richardson said medical crews determined the infant girl was born over the weekend and the mother put the 3-day-old girl in the garbage Tuesday at about 6 a.m. before going to work. Kearns mother baby garbage walk
Officials said the girl was in the garbage can for about an hour but she was not fed for the last three days.
She is in critical condition and is said to be
worsening.
The mother is being evaluated at the hospital.
Crews said the garbage can belonged to the next-door neighbor near 5300 S. and 5200 W.
Neighbors said they heard a noise coming from the can and thought it was a kitten at first before finding the newborn.
Officials said the mother is 24 and they do not believe she has any other children.
Police have not confirmed any information on the child’s father at this time.
There is a safe place for newborns. No Questions. No Police. utahsafehaven.org http://t.co/29TzJlUstE—
Utah Safe Haven (@UtahNewborn) August 08, 2014
Help is available for all newborns and mothers with Utah’s Newborn Safe Haven law.
In May 2001, a state-wide law went into effect in Utah allowing birth parents to anonymously give up custody of their newborn child without facing any legal consequences.
You can leave your baby, up to 3 days old, with an employee on duty at any hospital emergency room, open 24 hours 7 days a week, in Utah.
The Utah Newborn Safe Haven has a toll-free hotline (1-866-458-0058 ) available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Find out more about Utah’s Safe Haven Law here