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This babysitter inserted a 14-month-old baby into her vagina and is now admitted to the hospital
Latifah Browns explanation to the police was that, her doctor had told her she could never give birth, hence the curiosity to experience how it feels to give birth.
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According to worldnewsdailyreport.com, Latifah Brown called 911 around 9:30 PM and reported that she had a baby stuck in her vagina.
The operator who attended to the call, initially assumed that she was giving birth at home, and therefore dispatched an ambulance to the location.
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The paramedics were surprised when they arrived on the site and saw what was actually happening.
One of the paramedics, Brian Whitmore expressed astonishment about the incident in an interview with WBNS-10 TV.
He said “The little boy wore a diaper and pyjamas, but he had his legs and abdomen stuck in the woman’s vagina.”
The paramedics spent more than an hour on the site trying to release the child from his difficult position, to no avail.
“I don’t know how she got the child in there! We were both pulling as strong as we could and he wouldn’t come out,” said one of the paramedics.
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Ms. Brown and the child were subsequently conveyed to the hospital, where doctors were able to separate them after a delicate operation.
The toddler suffered a dislocated hip, but doctors were confident it would not cause any further problem.
When the babysitter was interrogated by police, she confessed to deliberately inserting the child in her vaginal cavity.
Her explanation was that, she was feeling depressed after her doctor had told her she could never have children and wanted to know how it felt to give birth.
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Ms. Brown now faces a total of 11 criminal charges, including aggravated child neglect causing bodily harm, and could spend up to 65 years in prison.
Her lawyer has asked for a psychiatric evaluation, claiming that she isn’t fit to stand trial.
Depending on the results of the evaluation, her trial could begin in June.
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