Jennifer Nichole Baechle, 43, was recently charged with second-degree manslaughter in connection with the 2011 incident.

A mother in Minnesota has been arrested in a 2011 cold case involving the death of her newborn baby, according to authorities.

The biological mother of a dead newborn found floating on the Mississippi River in 2011 is facing criminal charges.

A faculty member at Winona State University has been charged in the death of an infant known as Baby Angel, who was found in the Mississippi River nearly 14 years ago. 43-year-old Jennifer Baechle of ...

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 ...

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 ...

WINONA, Minn. — The announcement of charges filed in Winona’s “Baby Angel” cold case has stunned people familiar with the woman in custody. Jennifer Baechle, 43, a Winona mother of two and ...

A woman has been charged with two counts of second-degree manslaughter over a newborn found dead in the Mississippi River over 13 years ago.

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 ...

The infant became known as "Baby Angel" in the Winona community. Six months after the discovery of the infant, more than 150 residents honored the newborn in Winona's St. Paul's Episcopal Church.