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Infant’s brain severely damaged by mother’s abuse

Posted by Sandra On July - 30 - 2010

LAS CRUCES – A baby whose mother allegedly shook him so hard he went into a coma just days before his first birthday will likely be severely mentally handicapped for the rest of his life, according to the 3rd Judicial District Attorney’s office.

Erica Sigala was indicted Thursday by a Do a Ana County grand jury, who formally charged her with intentional child abuse resulting in great bodily harm, a first-degree felony.

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