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OGDEN -- A woman accused of killing her infant son because he wouldn't stop crying will undergo psychological evaluations.
The Standard-Examiner reports lawyers for Jewell Hendricks, 25, say in talking with her they began to question her mental state at the time of the death of her son, Robert.
A hearing to reveal the results of the psychological evaluation is set for April 1.
Prosecutors say Hendricks admitted to smothering the 2-month-old boy with a sleeping bag Jan. 24.
Hendricks is now charged with child abuse homicide. She is being held on $250,000 bail.
