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| Mother guilty of throwing baby down rubbish chute | Mother guilty of throwing baby down rubbish chute |
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| A mother has been found guilty of injuring her newborn daughter by dropping her down a rubbish chute. | A mother has been found guilty of injuring her newborn daughter by dropping her down a rubbish chute. |
| The baby girl, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was found with serious head injuries outside a block of flats in Wolverhampton in September. | The baby girl, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was found with serious head injuries outside a block of flats in Wolverhampton in September. |
| Jaymin Abdulrahman, 25, was found not guilty of attempted murder of the six-day-old girl but was convicted of inflicting grievous bodily harm. | Jaymin Abdulrahman, 25, was found not guilty of attempted murder of the six-day-old girl but was convicted of inflicting grievous bodily harm. |
| She will be sentenced at Birmingham Crown Court later. | She will be sentenced at Birmingham Crown Court later. |
| The baby was treated at Birmingham Children's Hospital for severe skull fractures and brain injuries after she fell more than 40ft (12m). | |
| The court heard that Iraqi national Abdulrahman had been suffering from a post-natal psychosis. | |
| She told the jury she had "lost control" of her thoughts before wrapping the baby in material and dropping her down the chute. |