(Fairbanks Police Department/AP)Before she called 911 and said her baby wasn't breathing, Stephany LaFountain looked up how to get away with murder, police say. On the evening of Nov. 20, 2017, LaFountain called authorities for help at her home on the Fort Wainwright military base in Fairbanks, Alaska, according to police records. LaFountain called her in-laws, telling them she'd been trying CPR. As she did with the 13-month-old, LaFountain called emergency responders and said the baby had stopped breathing. According to her LinkedIn page, LaFountain had been working in the deli department at a Fred Meyer grocery store since 2011.

Source: Washington Post September 01, 2018 20:47 UTC