GUILTY NY - Nicole DeJaynes charged in death of newborn, Liverpool, 6 Jan 2011

Liverpool, NY – A man looking inside a large metal trash bin at a Liverpool apartment complex for scrap wood Thursday night at first thought he found a doll someone had tossed away, Liverpool Police Chief William J. Becker said.

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Liverpool (WSYR-TV) - Liverpool Police say the body of a newborn baby was found in a dumpster late Thursday night.

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Liverpool, NY – Liverpool police say they have “several positive leads” they are following up in the case of a newborn found dead in a large trash bin Thursday night at a village apartment complex.

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Liverpool, NY -- The Onondaga County District Attorney’s office today wouldn't comment on preliminary autopsy results on a newborn found dead Thursday in a dumpster at a Liverpool apartment complex.

First Chief Assistant District Attorney Rick Trunfio said this afternoon that the preliminary autopsy has determined the status of the child when it was placed in the dumpster at the Pearl Street Apartments. However, he would not comment on whether or not authorities can prove the baby was born alive.

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Syracuse, NY - Liverpool police plan to provide for a funeral service for the baby whose body was found in a trash bin last week if no one steps forward to claim the child, authorities said Tuesday.

First Chief Assistant District Attorney Rick Trunfio said the Liverpool police department will make arrangements for a small service once the body is released from custody.

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The investigators have given the child the name Isabella, he said. The name was suggested by the village police clerk, he said. The investigation has brought the small police force together.

“We want to make sure this child is remembered,” Becker said.

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SYRACUSE, NY (WSYR-TV) - The Onondaga County District Attorney's Office says the 29-year old mother of the baby found in a dumpster, also has a 5-year old child.

They say Nicole DeJaynes has had a history with Child Protective Services, but they could not elaborate any further.

While the D.A.'s office cannot go into specifics as to what led up to the infant's death, Nicole DeJaynes was charged Friday night, after she was unexpectedly released from a medical facility which was supposed to notify police beforehand.

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Ever since Greg Prouty heard the news about the dead baby found in a Liverpool trash bin Jan. 6, he’s been worried about his son’s relationship with Nicole DeJaynes.

Liverpool police Friday accused DeJaynes of second-degree murder in the death of the baby found in a trash container behind the Pearl Street Apartments. She is being held without bail in the Onondaga County Justice Center jail.

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Liverpool (WSYR-TV) - A medical examiner's report released on Wednesday shows that an infant found dead in a dumpster in Liverpool two weeks ago was born alive.

The cause of death for the child, whom the Liverpool Police Department adopted and named "Isabel Marie," was suffocation.

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In a brief written statement, Fitzpatrick said the chief medical examiner, Dr. Robert Stoppacher, had determined the baby was born alive and that suffocation was the cause of death

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The Clay woman who was accused of murdering and dumping her newborn baby in a dumpster in January 2011 was sentenced to 13 years in prison plus an additional 2 and a half years post-release supervision Monday morning.

Nicole DeJaynes pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter earlier this month.

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