Newborn Found Dead Sydney Bin
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Police have identified the mother of a newborn boy found dead in a rubbish bin outside an Auburn unit complex in Sydney on August 31. The baby was estimated to be only two days old at the time of discovery. Detectives used CCTV footage and public assistance to identify the 24-year-old woman, who was taken to a hospital for questioning but not arrested.
Mother of newborn found dead in Sydney rubbish bin identified →Police in Sydney have arrested a 24-year-old woman suspected of being the mother of an infant found dead in a garbage bin on August 31 in Auburn. Emergency services responded to Harrow Road at 11:20 am that day after reports of the discovery. The woman was initially taken to the hospital for evaluation and then arrested; police investigations are ongoing.
Woman arrested after baby found dead in Sydney bin →A newborn baby was discovered dead in a garbage bin on Harrow Road in Sydney’s Auburn suburb on August 31. Two weeks after the incident, a 24-year-old woman suspected of being the baby’s mother was identified and hospitalized for assessment before being arrested and charged with concealing birth by disposing of the body. She was granted bail to appear in court in October.
Woman believed to be mother of newborn found dead in Sydney apartment bin is charged →Analysis
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In a statement today, NSW Police said a 24-year-old woman "believed to be the mother of the infant" was located and taken to hospital for assessment.
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18 Sep Woman believed to be mother of newborn found dead in Sydney apartment bin is chargedA newborn baby was discovered dead in a garbage bin on Harrow Road in Sydney’s Auburn suburb on August 31. Two weeks after the incident, a 24-year-old woman suspected of being the baby’s mother was identified and hospitalized for assessment before being arrested and charged with concealing birth by disposing of the body. She was granted bail to appear in court in October.Daily Mail17 Sep Woman arrested after baby found dead in Sydney binPolice in Sydney have arrested a 24-year-old woman suspected of being the mother of an infant found dead in a garbage bin on August 31 in Auburn. Emergency services responded to Harrow Road at 11:20 am that day after reports of the discovery. The woman was initially taken to the hospital for evaluation and then arrested; police investigations are ongoing.ABC News (AU)
17 Sep Mother of newborn found dead in Sydney rubbish bin identifiedPolice have identified the mother of a newborn boy found dead in a rubbish bin outside an Auburn unit complex in Sydney on August 31. The baby was estimated to be only two days old at the time of discovery. Detectives used CCTV footage and public assistance to identify the 24-year-old woman, who was taken to a hospital for questioning but not arrested.Sydney Morning Herald
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