A 25-year-old mother, name withheld, has been arrested and jailed to three-years in prison for hacking her baby son to death with a pair of scissor moment after giving birth to her in Russia.
The suspect is said to have st–bbed the baby 44 time right after giving birth to her on a Lastochka intercity train toilet.
Judges in Moscow heard how the healthy boy had been st–bbed 44 times just moments after his birth.
Local media reported that the baby’s body was found between Andronovka Station and Nizhegorodskaya Station, both of which lie in the west of Moscow.
An investigation revealed she stuffed ‘a bundle of paper’ into the baby’s mouth ‘which prevented his free breathing.’
Judges said they were taking into account the mother’s emotional state when they sentenced her to three years behind bars.
Prosecutors said the judges were ‘taking into account the gravity of the crime committed, as well as the personality of the defendant’.
Forensic medics told the court that the baby had been born perfectly healthy but died after he was st–bbed 44 times.
The Moscow Interregional Transport Prosecutor’s Office said in a statement on 1st December: ‘The Lefortovo District Court of Moscow sentenced a woman for killing a newborn on an electric train.
‘She was found guilty of committing a crime under Art. 106 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (murder of a newborn child by a mother).
‘The court found that the 25-year-old woman, being pregnant, while in an electric train travelling along the Moscow Central Circle, independently gave birth to a viable child.
‘Deciding to kill the newborn, she st—bbed him 44 times.
‘Taking into account the gravity of the crime committed, as well as the personality of the defendant, the court sentenced her to imprisonment for a period of three years to be served in a general regime colony.
‘The state prosecution in the case was supported by the Assistant Southwestern Transportation Prosecutor.’
Source: OccupyGh.com
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