Nicole Boodhai, a 28-year-old resident of Jamaica, in Queens, New York, was charged in the death of her infant son, Charlie Ramraykha on Monday, December 29

Officers responding to a 911 call of an assault in progress, at the home in Jamaica, Queens on Monday afternoon, found the 15-month-old toddler covered in blood inside the bathroom, unconscious and unresponsive

The mother was also found at the crime scene, her wrists bleeding from self-inflicted slash wounds using a box cutter

Mother and son both were transported to the hospital where the child died, shortly after

The mother who is listed in stable condition, was arrested for murder and child endangerment

Charlie’s parents do not live together, but Boodhai police said, called the child’s father and confessed her act before cops arrived

15-month-old Charlie Ramraykha, [photo], was killed in Queens on Monday Dec. 29, allegedly by his mother, who now faces murder charges after failing in her suicide bid

A Queens mom charged with killing her 1-year-old son before trying to slash her own wrists confessed the grisly crime to the toddler’s dad before police showed up.
Nicole Boodhai, 28, who was charged with murder in the death of 15-month-old Charlie Ramraykha on Monday, called the boy’s father and told him what she had done before police arrived, rushed her to the hospital and placed her under arrest.
Boodhai is listed in stable condition at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center after attempting to slice her wrists with a box cutter during the horrific incident.

Nicole Boodhai reportedly, called her son’s father after allegedly killing the baby in this home on Monday afternoon

NYPD officers investigating after finding a baby boy dead and his mother with slash wounds to her wrists inside a residence in Queens, NYC on Monday, December 29

The baby was found unresponsive inside the bathroom at the home at 157th Street and 108th Avenue in Jamaica, Queens, and was later pronounced dead at the hospital.
When officers responding to a 911 call of an assault in progress, arrived at the home in Jamaica, Queens around 1:37 p.m. on Monday, they found little Charlie Ramraykha unconscious and unresponsive, and covered in blood inside the bathroom.
Responding officers found the mother at the scene with self-inflicted injuries. Officers initially believed the child had suffered some kind of slash or blunt force trauma, but once the blood had been washed away, no apparent signs of injury were discovered.
Boodhai lived separately from the child’s father and resided on 155th Street, a few blocks away from where the child was discovered. EMS rushed mother and child to Jamaica Hospital where the infant was pronounced dead a short while later.
The exact cause of child’s death has not been revealed, but his body was transferred to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner for autopsy.
While the motives have not been released, the mother who was listed in stable condition is awaiting arraignment on murder and child endangerment charges.