A hidden camera revealed how a mother had injected blood to her son to attract the attention of doctors

The hidden camera that the hospital officials installed in the miner's room recorded how his mother had introduced the blood into the endotracheal tube (Video: NBC)

In Virginia, a recognized mother injected their blood to their 5-year-old disabled child so that the doctors in the hospital pay attention to the sick minor.

In April 2018, his son was interned at Inova Fairfax Hospital. A hidden camera recorded the exact moment Elizabeth Malone, 29, used a syringe to introduce his blood into the small endotracheal tube.

A few days before the event, health center officials had installed a video camera in the child's room. They decided to place it after a nurse realized that Malone had hidden a syringe in her sleeve.

The employee also found a towel stained with blood in the bathroom of the room.

In just two months, had interned the child seven times as a result of unexplained bleeding. This alerted the welfare services, who considered the possibility that someone was deliberately abusing the patient.

The officials shared their suspicions with the hospital professionals, who started keep a closer watch on family members of the child

The hidden camera recorded the charge injecting his blood into the probe of his son, who was lying on the bed. His action caused this plasma instantly get out of the nose and mouth of the babyalarming the doctors and nurses who rushed to help him.

The next days the condition of the child is aggravated badly He was suffering from serious infections and high fevers. Doctors even feared for his life.

Although Malone denied the facts at first, he finally confessed to the crime and explained that he was manipulating the tracheal tube to force doctors and nurses to take care of the child.

"I never wanted to hurt him intentionally" he told the agents in an interview, according to what the NBC. "I know what I did, I know what I did, punish me, but please, let me see my son again."

The defendant stated that on one occasion, when her son had bled because of his illness, the health staff had been really worried and had been treated diligently. To achieve the same professionalism, he came to inject blood.

Malon, who has admitted his guilt, will be tried in June for a crime of child abuse.