
"Baby June" case: Mom charged, held without bail in 2018 death of baby found floating in inlet
CBSN
A Florida woman appeared in court Friday on a first-degree murder charge in the 2018 death of her newborn infant, whose body was found floating in a seaside inlet.
A Palm Beach County judge ordered Arya Singh, 29, held without bail during a brief hearing. She was arrested Thursday in the death of a female infant known only as "Baby June," whose remains were found June 1, 2018, in the Boynton Beach Inlet in Palm Beach County.
Authorities say the case was solved by Palm Beach County Sheriff's detectives using DNA collected from the father, and covertly, from Singh herself. A genealogy website helped piece together the baby's family tree.

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