TORONTO- The remains of a newborn baby have been discovered in a tractor trailer in Cambridge.
Toronto Police began their investigation on May 23, 2013 when they received a call by a local hospital regarding a woman who had just given birth with the whereabouts of the baby unknown.
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On May 24, a woman was arrested in relation to the death of her own newborn infant.
Angelica Spanidis, 25, of Toronto, is charged with First−Degree Murder. She appeared in
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court at College Park on Monday, May 27.
Police discovered the remains on May 30 after conducting a search of a tractor-trailer at a storage facility in Cambridge, Ontario.
A post-mortem has been conducted but the results are not yet being released.
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