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Charges have been filed against a woman believed to be the mother of a baby found dead in 2011. Boaters found the baby's body floating down the Mississippi River about seven miles south of the ...
A woman has been charged in the cold case of an infant found dead and floating in the Mississippi River 14 years ago after DNA testing revealed she was the mother of the newborn dubbed Baby Angel ...
A woman believed to be the mother of “Baby Angel,” an infant whose body was discovered floating in the Mississippi River in 2011, is now charged in connection with the child’s death.
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DNA evidence now shows that Jennifer Nichole Baechle, 43, is the mother of the dead newborn, who was dubbed “Baby Angel”, according to investigators. Boaters found the baby girl in the ...
A southern Minnesota woman faces manslaughter charges in connection with "Baby Angel," a newborn found dead in the Mississippi River more than a decade ago. Jennifer Baechle, 43 of Winona ...
Jennifer Baechle, 43, is facing two counts of manslaughter after law enforcement connected her DNA to the DNA found on objects placed inside the bag with the newborn in 2011. Retired Winona County ...
"For more than 13 years, Baby Angel's tragic death has weighed heavily on the hearts of the Winona community. She deserved better than a watery grave. She deserved more than a life cut short ...
Investigators used DNA evidence surreptitiously collected from trash left at the curb to tie a 43-year-old Winona woman to the 2011 death of Baby Angel. Jennifer Nichole Baechle was arrested ...
In September of 2011, a newborn baby, known as Baby Angel, was found dead in the Mississippi River near Winona. On Thursday morning, Jennifer Nichole Baechle, 43, was charged with second-degree ...
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