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    A mother who says she hated her baby son from the day he was born left him to drown in the bath, investigators say.
    Neha Patel of Lakeland, Florida, allegedly slapped one-year-old Ishan, then purposefully left him alone in a hall-full bathtub.
    Returning 10 minutes later to find the infant unconscious, she refused to do CPR even though she knew what to do, the sheriffs office said.
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    Baby boy: One-year-old Ishan was allegedly left alone to drown in a hall-full bathtub
    Patel, 32, was arrested yesterday at the parking lot at Tampa International Airport.
    She said she intended to kill herself by jumping off the garage roof, but stopped during two approaches as there were too many people were around.
    The young mother has now been charged with first-degree murder.
    Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said the cause of death was blunt force trauma at the hands of his mother, the New York Daily News reported.
    Patel may have been suffering from post-natal depression, investigators say.

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    She told deputies she 'hated' her son since the day he was born and felt he was responsible for her 'state of mind.'
    Post-natal depression, caused by a chemical, hormonal imbalance, affects 10 to 15 percent of women.
    The pharmacist was home alone with her son on Thursday when the alleged murder took place.
    When he started to crawl toward her she smacked him because she hated to be near him and wanted to discourage him from coming close to her, the sheriff's office said.
    After getting him up from a nap she put him in the bath, which at the time was half full of water, and left him on his own , investigators said.
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    Charged: Neha Patel, 32 is accused of first degree murder
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    Suicidal: Patel was arrested at Tampa international Airport
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    Family home: The Lakeland, Florida house where until Thursday the Patels lived with their two small children
    When she returned and found the infant unconscious she allegedly did not attempt CPR or call 911 but instead dressed the child and took a bizarre drive around the area. With the child's body in the car she went to nearby supermarket, then home, then to Ocala, then to Tampa International Airport, the sheriff's office said.
    Patel knew her son was dead because he had turned 'blue' and was 'cold to the touch.'
    Patels's husband, Rasesh Patel, had last seen his son alive at 7.20 am Thursday when he left to take the couple's four-year-old daughter to preschool and go to work.
    He attempted to phone home between 10.30 am and 12.30 pm before returning home at 1.30 pm to find them gone, deputies said.
    That evening he called police to report his wife and son missing, saying Neha was depressed and he was worried as she hadn't been taking her medication, Eleazer said.
    Around 2am Friday morning she returned home and put the baby boy in his crib, telling her husband she drowned him, investigators say.
    But when she heard him on the telephone to relatives she took off again for the airport telling her husband she would rather die than go to prison.
    'I will be dead by tomorrow,' she told her husband, the Miami Herald reported.
    The mother-of two had been acting strangely all week.
    She resigned from her job as a CVS pharmacist on February 12, and talked about suicide. She said she would like to die in the Smoky Mountains, her husband told authorities.


    Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-21...l#ixzz1mm7fbGdX
     
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