FORSYTH COUNTY – Bond has been denied for Karima Jiwani, who’s accused of dumping Baby India in a wooded space in Forsyth County in 2019.

During her court docket look on Saturday morning, a lawyer for Jiwani advised the court docket that Jiwani suffered from postpartum despair and postpartum psychosis like “millions” of different ladies on this nation.

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He additionally identified that Jiwani has no felony historical past and is a house owner and stay-at-home mother to three minor kids.

District Attorney Penny Penn identified that postpartum despair would not happen till a size of time after a baby has been born and Jiwani is accused of dumping her youngster within the woods inside hours of delivery.

Penn additionally mentioned that Jiwani admitted to police that she supposed to kill the toddler throughout interviews after her arrest.

The district lawyer additionally refuted Jiwani’s lawyer’s declare that she didn’t have the monetary means to depart the realm or have a spot that she may escape to. Additionally, Penn identified that there could also be a danger of intimidation as a result of witnesses to the incident presently reside in Jiwani’s house.

Judge Keisha Chambless mentioned that she has “grave concerns” about the potential for Jiwani leaving the realm and is anxious concerning the organic mom’s potential to affect the potential witnesses.

The subsequent listening to is scheduled for June 13.