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	The court Tuesday rejected the Bt180,000 offer of bail, though the woman&rsquo;s family is ready to appeal the case. The woman was arrested on Friday when details of her theft of a two-day-old infant came to light.&nbsp;</div>
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	The child is now four years old.&nbsp;</div>
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Court rejects bail request for child-snatching woman

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Court rejects bail request for child-snatching woman

THE woman who stole an infant from a hospital four years ago and raised the child as her own will stay in prison as her bail request was denied, while the child's biological family has voiced concerns about the long distance they will have to travel to vi

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