
Kisha Jones was also pregnant when she tricked Monique Hunter, 26, into taking an abortion-inducing medication in October 2009.
However, her lawyer, Barry Turner, blamed Jones’ actions on raging hormones. He told the New York Post: “My client was in the last trimester of her pregnancy and was acting irrationally. I guess her hormones were out of whack.”
Here’s more from London’s Daily Mail:
Mr Turner accused 26-year-old Hunter of taunting his client, leaving phone messages with details of her three-year affair and claiming her husband would soon leave her.
Jones, 40, from Brooklyn, had no criminal history, a life-long record of helping disabled children, and deserved leniency, Mr Turner said.
She was under mounting pressure expecting her fourth child and ‘she acted in a manner that wasn’t consistent with her personality’, he added.
Jones admitted using a forged prescription and a disguised telephone number to trick Hunter into taking cytotec, causing her to go into early labour.
Charges of trying to kill the premature newborn in the maternity ward and impersonating a hospital executive to try to get the baby taken off a ventilator were dropped.

