She faked pregnancy, posed as a nurse and kidnapped a baby: the case shocked Italy

a woman who she pretended to be pregnant for nine months kidnapped last Tuesday afternoon a baby less than 48 hours of birth. The incident occurred in a hospital located in southern Italy, where the woman passed off the newborn as her son.

Thanks to the video cameras of the Sacred Heart hospital of Cosenza in Italythey managed to identify that the baby had been kidnapped by a 51-year-old woman, who, during visiting hoursalong with her husband, a 43-year-old man, pretended that they were visiting a relative to commit the act without raising suspicions.

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In the video you can see how the woman, who posed as a nurse and was later identified as Pink Vespa, He takes the newborn in his arms. Meanwhile, her husband, identified as Aqua Moses, was waiting for her outside with a baby basket. According to the authorities, The woman used a strategy by dressing the baby in blue clothes to pass her off as his son, this to avoid questions and carry out his plan.

The Italian authorities They managed to rescue the newborn a few hours later. The captors were intercepted while participating in a celebration for the supposed “birth” while the attendees were surprised by what happened. The woman then tried to justify the commission by alleging the apparent loss of her son. However, authorities discovered that in reality the woman never gave birth.

According to investigations, the woman had been nine months deceiving his family and friendsensuring that she was expecting a child and that her long stay in the hospital was due to alleged medical examinations.

Finally, it was the police who transported the newborn in an ambulance to reunited with his parentsreturning peace to the family and the entire country, which remained in suspense after the kidnapping of the minor. Anguishing moments that Fortunately they had a happy ending.

The little girl’s mother, through her Facebook account, thanked the police for the support and the messages of solidarity received from all over Italy. “This is our family that was falling apart last night. “The police did an exceptional job, while I had lost hope that an entire city or region would stop looking for our girl,” he said. And he concluded by saying: “Yesterday we died and were resurrected”.

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