Florida Woman Charged with Newborn's Murder

0:00A 20-year-old woman from Palm Coast, Florida, named Anne-May Demigil, faces first-degree murder charges after her newborn died last March 5, 2026. She was first arrested the next day for aggravated manslaughter, but after a month-long pro by the Flagler County Sheriff's Office, a grand jury, upgraded the charges to include aggravated child abuse and hiding the death to cover it up. Others kept digging and built a stronger case, leading to the indictment on April 6. Demigil turned herself in at the local jail and is locked up with no bond until her court hearing. Sheriff Rick Staley called it a shocking tragedy, saying no mother should let her baby drown in a toilet when she could just save it. He praised his teen's work in proving it was premeditated and thanked the state attorney for pushing the grand jury to act. Others uncovered key phone searches, like newborn premature babies, local OB-GYNs, and ways to lower fertility, plus images linking to famous child, death cases, that digital

1:02trail sealed the deal on intent. This case hits hard, reminding us how investigations can uncover dark truths, and now the courts will decide her fate as the story unfolds. Local News, powered by AI. This is Tampa Bay News Today.