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Dianne Curry Peck has been linked to the 1985 murder of her newborn son, known as 'Baby Boy Doe,' through DNA evidence from a soda bottle. Peck pleaded not guilty to the murder charge, with the case being reopened in 2022 after going cold for decades. Prosecutors argue inconsistencies in her account of events surrounding the child's death.
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Dianne Curry Peck has been linked to the 1985 murder of her newborn son, known as 'Baby Boy Doe,' through DNA evidence from a soda bottle. Peck pleaded not guilty to the murder charge, with the case being reopened in 2022 after going cold for decades. Prosecutors argue inconsistencies in her account of events surrounding the child's death.
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DNA from soda bottle allegedly links Massachusetts woman to 1985 murder of 'Baby Boy Doe'
DNA Evidence Links Massachusetts Woman to 1985 Murder of Newborn