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Woman pleads guilty to kidnapping baby
Healthcare Security Weekly, August 27, 2007
The 21-year-old woman accused of abducting a newborn from the maternity ward of a
Rayshaun Parson, of
The baby's mother was at the hearing but declined to comment other than to say the infant is doing well. Ms. Parson's public defender said her client never wanted to inflict on another mother the pain she went through after losing her own baby before it was born. "She wishes more than anything in the world that she'd never taken that baby," the lawyer told the AP.
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