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Hanım C. is described as a 42-year-old mother of three children who is divorced from her husband. It was claimed that she hid her pregnancy and gave birth alone at home, and it was determined that the baby was not with her when she got sick after birth and went to the hospital.
In the case of Hanım C., a mother of three children, who was on trial for allegedly throwing away the baby she gave birth to at home in Samsun's İlkadım district, the prosecutor requested that the defendant be sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment.
The incident took place in Fevzi Çakmak District of İlkadım district. It was claimed that 42-year-old Hanım C., who was said to have divorced her husband, hid her pregnancy and gave birth alone at home.
The woman, who became ill after giving birth, applied to Samsun Gynecology and Children's Hospital on October 14. When it was determined that she had given birth and the baby was not with her, the situation was reported to the police.
THE BABY COULD NOT BE REACHED
Homicide Bureau teams searched the garbage containers and garbage transfer station in line with Ms. C.'s statements. However, the baby could not be reached.
Ms. C., who was taken into custody after her treatment, said in her first statement that she gave birth to her baby at home, realized that she died after a while, put it in a bag and threw it in the trash. In its statement, the prosecutor's office stated that the baby was born alive.
A lawsuit was filed against Ms. C., who was arrested, for "intentionally killing a newborn child".
DEFENDANT: “MY CHILD WAS STILLBORN”
At the third hearing of the case held at Samsun 5th High Criminal Court, Hanım C. argued that her baby was stillborn.
The defendant said, "My child was stillborn. If he had been born alive, I would have taken care of him. I do not accept the accusations. My special child and my other children are victims because I am detained. I demand my release."
THE PROSECUTOR ASKED FOR AGGRESSED LIFE IMPRESSION
The defendant's lawyer, İlhan Ayrancı, also requested acquittal, arguing that his client had told the hospital and the police that the baby was stillborn, and that there was no evidence that it was born alive.
In his opinion, based on the evidence collected, the prosecutor requested that Ms. C. be sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment for the crime of "aggravated intentional murder of the child and her descendants."
The hearing was postponed to a later date after the defendant's lawyer requested time to prepare a defense against the opinion.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The court will postpone the hearing and set a new date upon the defendant's request for a defense period.
Very likely · Within days
Police and court authorities will continue to investigate the location of the baby.
Likely · Within weeks

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