The boaters found the baby's body in a bag with a pendant, incense and several angel figures, charging documents say. The angel figurines led to the child being called "Baby Angel" by law enforcement.

Baechle’s family said they did not have contact with her in 2011, and that she was living in a van — but knew she collected angel figurines and the pendant found with her baby, according to ...

Investigators named the child "Baby Angel" because several glass angel figurines were found with the body. "While her birth mother remained hidden, this community wrapped its arms around this ...

The angel figurines led authorities to give the child the “Baby Angel” nickname. She was likely only a couple of days old. A medical examiner found the infant had a four-inch section of her ...

Baechle is accused of placing her newborn baby in a tote bag along with angel figurines and ornaments, incense and other items and placing the bag in the Mississippi River in 2011. More than 150 ...

Her identity was not known. Authorities said at the time she was a fully formed newborn baby girl with an unclamped umbilical cord. The infant was found with a bracelet, two bags, and three angel ...

Baby Angel was found floating inside a bag on the Mississippi River on Sept. 5, 2011, 7 miles south of Winona. The bag also contained a pendant, incense and several angel figurines. Winona County ...