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Friend Speaks Out on Albany NY Cold Case: She Was A Good Mom A Guilderland woman and friend to Keri Mazzuca, the mom accused of leaving her newborn baby to die in Albany's Washington Park 27 years ago, shed some insight about their close friendship that included family vacations together
Woman who killed newborn child gets 25 years in prison Keri Mazzuca, 52, admitted to smothering her baby boy after he was born in September 1997 She then wrapped him in a towel, lit the towel on fire to destroy her fingerprints and then dumped
Woman sentenced to prison in Baby Moses case from 1997 Keri Mazzuca pleaded guilty to manslaughter and tampering with evidence earlier this year Mazzuca asked the judge for leniency Friday in court as she said she lives with regret for what happened
Baby Moses mom pleads guilty to manslaughter - NEWS10 ABC Keri Mazzuca, 52, of Altamont, has been charged in the 1997 Baby Moses case where an infant was found wrapped in a pillowcase near the Moses statue in Albany’s Washington Park
Keri Mazzuca Pleads Guilty to 1997 “Baby Moses” Killing 52-year-old Keri Mazzuca of Altamont has pleaded guilty to first-degree man slaughter and tampering with physical evidence in connection with the 1997 death of her newborn son
Mother of Baby Moses pleads guilty in newborns 1997 death ALBANY — Keri S Mazzuca pleaded guilty Thursday afternoon to first-degree manslaughter to settle murder charges she had faced after she abandoned the body of her newborn boy at the base of a
Guilderland resident arrested in 27-year-old cold case Keri Mazzuca, who lives on Ostrander Road in Guilderland, was taken into custody and charged with second-degree murder, concealment of a human corpse, and tampering with physical evidence, according to Albany Police