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The Maine Supreme Judicial Court upheld the 6-year sentence given to Lee Ann Daigle, who left her infant daughter in a gravel pit after giving birth in 1985.
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court upheld the 6-year sentence given to Lee Ann Daigle, who left her infant daughter in a gravel pit after giving birth in 1985.
The number of deaths may seem small but the upward trend in domestic violence in sparsely populated Aroostook County has officials concerned.
Vermont State Police worked with a DNA technology company to do genealogy analysis that led them the mother and father, who confirmed they were the parents.
Lee Ann Daigle abandoned her newborn daughter to die in a gravel pit in northern Maine in 1985 and has been sentenced to six years in prison.