Wyoming woman arrested in 1997 death of baby girl found dead in Michigan outhouse
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A Wyoming woman has been arrested and is awaiting extradition to Michigan's Upper Peninsula to face arraignment in the death 25 years ago of a baby found discarded in the waste pit of an outhouse, authorities said Wednesday.
Investigators traveled to Wyoming on Tuesday to interview the 58-year-old woman, who confirmed she was the child's mother, Mackinac County Sheriff Edward M. Wilk said in a statement.
The woman gave investigators information "that provided probable cause to arrest her on the charge of homicide-open murder," Wilk said.

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