‘I’m Forever Sorry’: Brooke Skylar Richardson Gets No Jail Time After Burying Newborn in Backyard

‘I’m Forever Sorry’: Brooke Skylar Richardson Gets No Jail Time After Burying Newborn in Backyard
Brooke Skylar Richardson cries while receiving not guilty verdicts on aggravated murder, involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment charges at Warren County Common Pleas Court in Lebanon, Ohio on Sept. 12, 2019. Screenshot/AP video
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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Brooke Skylar Richardson, the Ohio woman acquitted of murdering her newborn baby and burying her in her parents’ backyard, will receive no jail time for another, lesser charge.

Richardson, 20, was convicted of corpse abuse. For that, according to People, she received three years probation, or community control, and will go home on Friday, Sept. 13.
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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