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Ohio Ex-cheerleader Who Buried Baby In Back Yard Found Not Guilty

A young Ohio woman who was accused of fatally injuring her newborn daughter and burying her in the backyard of her family's home was found not guilty. Brooke Skylar Richardson, now 20, was acquitted of aggravated fatal injury and involuntary manslaughter for the May 2017 death of her baby girl. She was, however, found guilty of abuse of a corpse and sentenced to three years probation. After probation, she could become eligible to remove the charges from her criminal record. The defense team argued during the trial that Richardson, who was a high school cheerleader at the time, was scared because the baby, which she named Annabelle, was a stillborn. But prosecutors alleged Richardson killed her baby and then buried the body in the backyard of her family's home in Carlisle, a village about 40 miles north of Cincinnati, days after her high school prom because she did not want to "ruin her perfect life” Prosecutors said: “Shortly, after the fatal

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injury of her daughter and placing her daughter in the dirt, and not even having the decency to cover it with a blanket, she sent two elated text messages: My belly is back, my belly is back” The baby's remains weren't found until two months after the birth. It is known that the mother searched the Internet on how to get rid of the baby. This reminds us of the lifetime movie plain truth. It’s unclear how the baby was fatally injured due to the decomposition. Medical examiners said that there was evidence of some type of struggle on the remains. "Brooke Richardson created the situation that prevented us from being able to conduct an autopsy on that baby girl," he said, telling reporters that he is "absolutely convinced she caused the death" of her child. Richardson faces up to one year in prison for the abuse of a corpse conviction, but because she is a first-time offender, she could get probation.

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