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Re: Mom arrested after infant found in plastic bag had 'history of concealed pregnancies,' deputies say
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Alvin Bragg
May 20, 2023, 5:20:08 PM5/20/23
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On 10 Jan 2022, Andrew Chung <a...@ssaohell.com> posted some
news:sridvq$5u81$4...@news.freedyn.de:
> davej wrote
>
>> They caught the whore, now sterlize the slutty Democrat.
Deputies released the identity of the mother arrested nearly four years
after a newborn was found abandoned in the woods in Forsyth County.
Channel 2's Tom Regan attended a news conference at the sheriff’s office
Friday where Sheriff Ron Freeman identified the mother as 40-year-old
Karima Jiwani.
[DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]
Jiwani faces multiple charges, including attempt to commit murder, cruelty
to children in the first degree, reckless abandonment and other charges.
“This investigation has taken thousands of hours and we never stopped in
those four years. I stood in this room and told you we would bring them to
justice. Little did I know it would take four years,” Freeman said.
The sheriff also revealed that Jiwani had a history of concealed
pregnancies; however, he said investigations haven’t found additional
criminals acts like this.
How the sheriff’s office and its partners were able to break the case
after 4 years, for Channel 2 Action News at 4:00 p.m.
Neighbors heard a baby crying and discovered “Baby India” tied up in the
bag in June 2019.
In the days after the incident, Channel 2 Action News showed you body
camera video of the moments deputies tore open the bag to find the newborn
with her umbilical cord still attached. The video shows officers
frantically wrap the crying baby in a jacket.
Alan Ragatz told Regan it was an “act of God” that he and his daughters
found the newborn.
Once again on Friday, Freeman thanked the Ragatz family and the Forsyth
County community for supporting Baby India.
“Baby India is now prosperous, happy and healthy. When those who were
supposed to do their best did their worst to her, Forsyth County stepped
up in a big way. We had literally hundreds, if not thousands of citizens
asking how they can help….Forsyth County surrounded this little girl with
love, care and prayers and lifted her up the way it’s supposed to be,” the
sheriff said.
Jiwani will make her first appearance at the Forsyth County jail on
Saturday morning.
<https://news.yahoo.com/mom-arrested-infant-found-plastic-185007047.html>
news:sridvq$5u81$4...@news.freedyn.de:
> davej wrote
>
>> They caught the whore, now sterlize the slutty Democrat.
Deputies released the identity of the mother arrested nearly four years
after a newborn was found abandoned in the woods in Forsyth County.
Channel 2's Tom Regan attended a news conference at the sheriff’s office
Friday where Sheriff Ron Freeman identified the mother as 40-year-old
Karima Jiwani.
[DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]
Jiwani faces multiple charges, including attempt to commit murder, cruelty
to children in the first degree, reckless abandonment and other charges.
“This investigation has taken thousands of hours and we never stopped in
those four years. I stood in this room and told you we would bring them to
justice. Little did I know it would take four years,” Freeman said.
The sheriff also revealed that Jiwani had a history of concealed
pregnancies; however, he said investigations haven’t found additional
criminals acts like this.
How the sheriff’s office and its partners were able to break the case
after 4 years, for Channel 2 Action News at 4:00 p.m.
Neighbors heard a baby crying and discovered “Baby India” tied up in the
bag in June 2019.
In the days after the incident, Channel 2 Action News showed you body
camera video of the moments deputies tore open the bag to find the newborn
with her umbilical cord still attached. The video shows officers
frantically wrap the crying baby in a jacket.
Alan Ragatz told Regan it was an “act of God” that he and his daughters
found the newborn.
Once again on Friday, Freeman thanked the Ragatz family and the Forsyth
County community for supporting Baby India.
“Baby India is now prosperous, happy and healthy. When those who were
supposed to do their best did their worst to her, Forsyth County stepped
up in a big way. We had literally hundreds, if not thousands of citizens
asking how they can help….Forsyth County surrounded this little girl with
love, care and prayers and lifted her up the way it’s supposed to be,” the
sheriff said.
Jiwani will make her first appearance at the Forsyth County jail on
Saturday morning.
<https://news.yahoo.com/mom-arrested-infant-found-plastic-185007047.html>
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