Abdul Sakha is accused of shaking a nine-week-old boy and causing catastrophic brain injuries in June this year. The baby died almost two month later after being placed on life support.
A man has been charged with murdering a baby boy almost two months after police were called to a home in Western Sydney.The magistrate described the charge as "of the most serious nature" before refusing Mr Sakha bailThe 46-year-old will face court again in October
The 46-year-old is accused of badly shaking the nine-week-old and causing catastrophic brain injuries that resulted in his death. The baby was taken in an ambulance to The Sydney Children’s Hospital at Randwick, where he was placed on life support for two months before he died a few weeks ago. Detective Acting Superintendent Chris Goddard said the alleged murder has taken a toll on the family, but also those tasked with investigating the case.
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