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Mum Who Flushed Newborn Son in Pub Loo Charged With Criminal Homicide

by Kathy Jones on Aug 30 2013 10:42 PM

Mum Who Flushed Newborn Son in Pub Loo Charged With Criminal Homicide

Charges of criminal homicide have been brought against a Pennsylvanian woman after she gave birth to a son in a pub toilet, suffocated him and dumped the baby's body in a toilet.

Court papers claimed that after Amanda Hein, who had kept the pregnancy secret, carried out her heinous crime, she went out of the toilet and continued drinking with her friends like nothing happened, the Mirror reported.

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The infant's body was found the next day by a cleaner investigating why the loo would not flush.

Hein could also face the death penalty if convicted.

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