In Colorado, a woman killed a newborn and threw the body on the porch of the neighbors
'21.03.2018'
Source: Fox News
23-year-old Camille Vazinger-Conrad from Colorado killed her newborn baby and threw the body on the porch of the neighbors.
The incident occurred in January, on March 20 a woman appeared in court, reports Fox News.
At the meeting, she stated that she did not know about her pregnancy until January 2, when the child was born. However, one of her work colleagues said that Vazinger-Conrad had asked him to change her work schedule due to pregnancy back in 2017.
The killer's neighbor, Zhanett Barich, first discovered the body of a child on the porch of her palace in Castle Rock and immediately called the police.
Arriving at the scene, the officers decided to interview the neighbors. Detective Adam Moorman found Vazinger-Conrad in the bedroom of the house, which she rented for about 4 months, she agreed to talk with him, but said she did not know what caused the investigation.
When asked if her DNA could match the DNA of a dead child found in the neighborhood, Vazinger-Conrad replied: "Well, the thing is, I don’t want to get into trouble."
The woman told the detective that she woke up in the morning from contractions.
According to her, as soon as the child was born, she closed the mouth of the newborn so that the host family, sleeping in another room, did not hear the baby’s cries.
Apparently, the child suffocated.
According to the police, a woman sat around 10 for minutes on the porch of her house with the body of a child in a blanket before throwing it through the 2-meter fence on the neighbors' porch.
“I just got rid of him,” Wasinger-Konrad told the detective.
Before falling on the neighbor's porch, the child’s body hit the railing and the back of the chair.
The hostess told the detectives that she had to wash the blood in the bathroom that morning, but did not know that Vazinger-Conrad was pregnant. Police also found a bloody shower curtain in the killer's neighbors' trash.
Vazinger-Konrad is accused of first-degree murder of a person under the age of 12, as well as an attempt to falsify evidence.
