Yet another sign...

I'd like to know how on earth she managed not to attract any attention. Giving birth is very very painful. Plus you are bleeding double after delivering a baby that you need to double up your pads. How on earth did she get out of there and stay there all that time without anyone noticing anything. Was there not even cameras outside that location in Wal-Mart?
 
There is video of the suspected mother entering the store and leaving - 14 minutes later. It's the usual grainy video but the police as asking for any leads.
 
Jade4u said:
Plus you are bleeding double after delivering a baby that you need to double up your pads. How on earth did she get out of there and stay there all that time without anyone noticing anything.

Have you ever SEEN the inside of a Walmart washroom? You could commit a triple murder with a dull axe and I'm not sure that anyone would notice amid the usual filth and bodily secretions laying about.
 
Jade4u said:
I'd like to know how on earth she managed not to attract any attention. Giving birth is very very painful. Plus you are bleeding double after delivering a baby that you need to double up your pads. How on earth did she get out of there and stay there all that time without anyone noticing anything. Was there not even cameras outside that location in Wal-Mart?

Heavily medicated I would expect.
 
She came forward

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2007/05/26/sask-baby.html

A woman who abandoned her baby after giving birth in a Saskatchewan Wal-Mart has come forward, police in Prince Albert said Saturday.

The baby boy was taken to hospital in Saskatoon on Monday after he was found in a toilet stall in the store. He remained in serious but stable condition.

Family members of the woman accompanied her as she reported to police on Friday. She received medical attention, was interviewed and then released. No charges have been laid.

Police would only describe the woman as being over age 18.

A police statement said Crown prosecutors will review the case and decide later whether to lay charges.

Earlier this week, police released a store video surveillance tape that showed a woman in an oversized black overcoat walking into the store, and walking out just 14 minutes later, presumably after abandoning the newborn.