Horror as American tourist, 18, throws newborn baby 'with umbilical cord attached' out of Paris hotel window to its death ...Middle East

The 18-year-old mother allegedly threw her baby from the second floor of an Ibis Style hotel 'with the umbilical cord', local authorities said.

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