"To me it sounded like a hurtful cry."

Rachele Glasgow lives just below the apartment where the victim lives with his parents.

As a mother, something told her the infant's cry didn't sound right.

"To hear a baby scream like that, I guess I should have took a further step and maybe asked if everything was okay," said Rachele.

Monday, the father and suspect, made his first court appearance, charged with aggravated assault and cruelty to a minor.

Last Thursday, as the four-week-old was being treated for bleeding on the brain and other conditions consistent with Shaken Baby Syndrome, one of the treating doctors is quoted in court documents saying, "Dad later went on to say that if any legal proceedings occur from this that they should be directed at him and not at mom. Dad said that he is responsible for everything, the good and the bad, and he is the one at home all the time."

Looking back, Rachele says she feels guilty and hopes the baby is okay.

"It is really tough on me. It hurts. Knowing that a little baby is hurt like that. It's awful," said Rachele.

The affidavit goes on to say that the suspect told investigators if they think he is responsible for the baby's injuries, he didn't want his wife prevented from seeing the child and he would return to india and never return to the United States.