Court: Resentence mom who put newborn in trash at sorority
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- A woman who was imprisoned without parole for killing her daughter by throwing the infant in the trash after giving birth at her
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- A woman who was imprisoned without parole for killing her daughter by throwing the infant in the trash after giving birth at her
The justices also ordered that a different judge should handle the resentencing of Emilie Weaver.
A woman who was imprisoned without parole for killing her daughter by throwing the infant in the trash after giving birth at her college sorority house should be resentenced, a divided Ohio Supreme Court has ruled.
Emilie Weaver was convicted of aggravated murder and several other counts stemming from the child's death in April 2015.
The justices also ordered that a different judge should handle the resentencing of Emilie Weaver, now 27.