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Emotional Officer Recalls Finding Baby's Skull in Georgia Landfill

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On Tuesday, a Georgia police officer took the stand and recalled the terrifying moment she found the skull of baby Quinton Simon in a landfill on November 18, 2022. "It's heartbreaking," the officer emotionally said. His mother, Leilani Simon, is accused of murdering him and leaving his body in a dumpster.

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Georgia mom Leilani Simon called 911 in 2022, claiming her 2-year-old son, Quinton, was missing. A week later, detectives found the boy's body in a dumpster at the Azalea Mobile Home Park, where Simon and her son lived, and discovered more remains at a local landfill. Simon was charged with malice murder, concealing the death of a person, making false statements, and false reporting. If convicted, she could face life in prison

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