Sorority girl’s baby found dead in trash bag with mac-n-cheese box beside sorority house

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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🗓️ 31 January 2020

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Emile Weaver, a former Muskingum University student, gives birth to a baby girl inside the Delta Gamma Theta sorority house bathroom. Weaver then stuffs the newborn inside a black trash bag and leaves her to die. She's now in prison for life, but Emile thinks the punishment is too excessive for the crime. Joining Nancy to discuss:Kathleen Murphy: Family AttorneyBruce Johnson: Owner of ISP Investigations, Master Sgt. Region One Crime Scene Commander, Chicago Metro Area (Ret) Dr. Michelle Dupre: South Carolina Medical Examiner & Author of “Homicide Investigation Field Guide” Caryn Stark: NYC PsychologistLevi Page - Investigative reporter, CrimeOnline.com

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0:00.0	A sorority at Muskingham University, the Delta Gamma Theta sorority house, they're
0:12.6	in New Concord.
0:14.9	Sorority Sisters find a very bloody bathroom.
0:18.6	There is a sorority sister that they think has been pregnant.
0:22.3	They can't figure out what happened and obviously she's not saying anything.
0:27.5	So they dare each other to go look in the trash can.
0:32.9	Okay and then one of them finds a trash bag and in that plastic trash bag on the side
0:40.4	of the Delta Gamma Theta house at Muskingham University in New Concord, Ohio is a box
0:50.2	of mac and cheese and empty bag of Doritos and a dead baby girl.
0:58.5	I'm Nancy Grace.
1:00.0	This is Crime Stories.
1:08.3	Crime Stories with Nancy Grace.
1:16.9	Sheriff's Investigators say they got a call from University Police just after 9 Wednesday
1:22.0	night reporting the discovery of the body of a newborn outside this sorority house on
1:27.2	Lakeside Drive.
1:28.7	The sheriff's office says it's a difficult case to investigate.
1:32.7	You always have a soft spot in your heart for babies and children and you never want
1:37.9	to see anybody get through this.
1:40.4	Investigators say if the autopsy shows the baby found here was still born, the mother
1:45.3	could still face criminal charges for discarding the body.
1:49.4	Ohio's Safe Haven law allows either birth parent to surrender a baby within 30 days of birth
1:56.5	to any emergency room law enforcement officer or firefighter.
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