CLOSE Jennifer Berry, 33, of Yonkers after her arrest, Sept. 29, 2015. She was accused of killing her newborn daughter by dropping her from the seventh-floor window of her boyfriend's Bronx apartment. (Video courtesy of WNBC-TV) 
 
 Westchester officials say they will take a fresh look at the death of Jennifer Berry's infant son in Yonkers, seven years ago. 
 
 Jennifer Berry, 33, of Yonkers in police custody in the Bronx, Sept. 29, 2015. She was accused of killing her newborn daughter by tossing her out a seventh-floor window at her boyfriend's Bronx apartment. (Photo: WNBC-TV) 
 
 A Yonkers woman charged with murder Tuesday after allegedly throwing her newborn daughter out a seventh-floor window in the Bronx also had an infant son who died in Westchester in 2008. 
 
 The death of Jennifer Berry's 2 1/2 week old baby boy, who died that March in Yonkers, was attributed by the Westchester medical examiner to natural causes, specifically Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, the Westchester DA's spokesman, Lucian Chalfen, wrote in an email to The Journal News on Wednesday afternoon. 
 
 That baby had been taken to the hospital once in his short life before he was found dead in a bassinet at home, Chalfen confirmed. 
 
 "In light of what has transpired, we will be reviewing that death again," he wrote. 
 
 Berry, a former child services worker, gave birth Monday to her daughter in her boyfriend's Bronx apartment and is accused of then tossing the girl out the window on Monday, according to the New York Police Department. The 33-year-old resident of Gailmor Drive apparently hid her pregnancy from her boyfriend, police said. 
 
 Officers said they found the infant in a courtyard with her umbilical cord still attached. The girl was found unconscious and unresponsive in the rear of 130 W. 183rd St. around 2:30 p.m. on Monday, according to police. 
 
 The infant was pronounced dead at the scene, according to police. Her death was ruled a homicide, meaning she had been born alive. An autopsy revealed the girl died of blunt force injuries, according to Dr. Barbara Sampson, the city's chief medical examiner. 
 
 Berry is charged with murder and manslaughter. She is being held without bail at the Rose M. Singer Center in Elmhurst and is scheduled to appear in court on Monday, according to the New York City Department of Correction. 
 
 A woman entering Berry's house Wednesday morning refused to speak about the incident. 
 
 "It's a family tragedy," she said. "Please go away." 
 
 Officials said Berry concealed the final stage of this pregnancy from friends and family, telling some she miscarried much earlier on. 
 
 Berry's boyfriend told police that he had no idea his girlfriend was pregnant and that he was in another room when the baby was born and allegedly thrown out the window. Police said it was unclear how much time elapsed between the girl's birth and her fall from the window. Berry and the boyfriend had been dating for about a year, WNBC-TV reported. 
 
 Berry initially denied to police that she was pregnant before saying she had given birth in the shower, authorities said. She claimed the newborn wasn’t breathing when she threw the baby — and the placenta — from the window, police said. 
 
 Jennifer Berry, 33, of Yonkers in police custody in the Bronx, Sept. 29, 2015. She was accused of killing her newborn daughter by tossing her out a seventh-floor window at her boyfriend's Bronx apartment. (Photo: WNBC-TV) 
 
 But prosecutors say she knew the baby was alive when she threw her, umbilical cord still attached, into the alley below. 
 
 Assistant District Attorney Georgia Barker said the baby weighed 8 pounds — the weight of a full-term newborn. 
 
 “There was air in the lungs. This was a healthy baby girl,” Barker said in court. 
 
 The city’s Administration for Children’s Services is investigating the circumstances that led to the baby’s death, a spokesman said. Authorities said privacy laws prohibited the agency from commenting on whether child welfare investigators had interacted with the family before. 
 
 Berry briefly worked for the child welfare agency from July 2007 until January 2008. The first three months were in classroom-style training, and the rest of the time was spent as a trainee and had limited interaction with families. It’s not clear why she stopped working there. 
 
 The Associated Press contributed to this report. 
 
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 Jennifer Berry, the 33-year-old mother charged with murdering her newborn daughter by throwing her out a seventh-floor window, is now being investigated in the death of another child, PEOPLE has learned.Berry's 2½-week-old son was found dead inside her Yonkers, New York, home in 2008. At the time, the medical examiner's office said the death was due to sudden infant death syndrome, but on Wednesday the Westchester County District Attorney's Office announced that investigators were reopening the case in the wake of Monday's incident."In light of what has transpired, we will be reviewing that death again," a spokesman for the D.A.'s office said in a statement Wednesday.Berry gave birth to a baby girl on Monday afternoon while in the bathroom of her boyfriend's apartment in the Bronx. She initially told authorities that she'd given birth to a stillborn child before tossing the infant out the window, but an autopsy determined that the newborn was still alive when she was thrown, authorities told PEOPLE.The baby was found dead on the pavement outside the Bronx building by the building superintendent's wife, who then called police.Berry's boyfriend, 28-year-old Giovanni Johnson, told police that he had no idea she was even pregnant because she had told him she had an abortion months ago, according to the NYPD. He told officers he found Berry in a pool of blood in the bathroom after she allegedly tossed the child out the window. She insisted it was just from her period, Johnson told detectives.A former child services worker, Berry worked for the New York City Administration for Children's Services from July 2007 until January 2008, a spokesman for the organization confirmed to PEOPLE. He did not say why Berry stopped working there.Neighbors told PEOPLE on Wednesday that they were shocked by the violent death. "I can't sleep since I found out that baby was thrown out a window moments after being born," Maria Gonzales said . "If I had that woman in front of me, I don't know what I'd do."Berry has been charged with second-degree murder and manslaughter in the newborn's death. She is being held without bail and is due back in court on Oct. 5.Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage? Click here to get breaking crime news, ongoing trial coverage and details of intriguing unsolved cases in the True Crime Newsletter. ||||| Police say they're questioning the mother of a newborn baby girl - her umbilical cord still attached - found dead outside a Bronx apartment building.No arrests have been made.According to the New York City Police Department, the infant was thrown out a seventh-floor apartment building window with the umbilical cord still attached just after 3:30 p.m. The building is on West 183rd Street near Loring Place North in Morris Heights.The child's mother was located and taken to a hospital. The father was questioned and reportedly told police he was not aware that the the infant's mother was pregnant. He was released.Neighbors looked on Monday night, silent and stunned as word of the chilling story spread. "Oh. It just broke my heart. Just broke my heart," a neighbor said."It's just something that's so ridiculous. I can't believe that someone would throw their own baby out the window," said D. Joshua Charleston, a neighbor.As the doors to the Medical Examiner's van shut and drove away with the body of a newborn baby inside, police pieced together the details of the baby's death.A secretary for the building's landlord, P.R.V. Realty Corp., said police were investigating and declined further comment. She said 50 people live in the building.Fonzi Vucinaj's mother found the baby on the courtyard's cement floor. "To be honest, I've never seen something so unhuman like that; I don't know what those people were thinking about. I don't know what kind of mother would be to do that," Vucinaj said.Fonzi's mother was in shock seeing all that. "She couldn't believe it, she was shocked, how would you react? You would react bad too, everyone would react the same thing," Vucinaj said."I know him for 10 years. He's a very good father, he comes from a good home, his parents are very good parents. It's not like he's in the street, he's mostly home with his son, he babysits his son while his wife works," said Christy Mercado, a neighbor.Neighbors were heartbroken."It's crazy you know, a turn of events, a bad turn of events, We are all still wondering what's going on, we are all still questioning," a neighbor said."I'm hurting right now, I'm hurting right now, he's got to be sick in the mind, he's got to be sick, there's something wrong upstairs," another neighbor said.
– A 33-year-old woman could face criminal charges after police say she threw her newborn baby—complete with placenta and umbilical cord—out the window of her New York City apartment Monday, the New York Daily News reports. She reportedly told police the baby had died before she threw it, according to the newspaper. The wife of the building's superintendent found the body while cleaning a concrete courtyard behind the building, reports the New York Times. She called 911, and the baby was pronounced dead at the scene, the AP reports. "I've never seen something so unhuman like that," the son of the woman who found the baby tells WABC. "I don't know what kind of mother would be to do that." The baby's mother, Jennifer Berry, allegedly told police she gave birth in the shower Monday, the Daily News reports. Police say Berry originally denied the baby was hers. According to the Times, police are continuing to investigate the incident, and at least part of the baby's fall was captured on surveillance video. Berry hasn't been arrested, and charges against her are pending an autopsy and cause of death, the Daily News reports. "Oh, it just broke my heart," a neighbor tells WABC. "Just broke my heart."