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   Brianna Moore   
      
   TAMPA, Fla. - The mother of a baby found dead in a garbage bin at the   
   University of Tampa on Sunday told police she gave birth to the baby in a dorm   
   bathroom before it briefly cried and then died, recently released court   
   records show.   
      
   READ: Newborn baby found dead in garbage bin on University of Tampa campus,   
   mother hospitalized: TPD   
      
   According to a search warrant, Tampa Police officers served a search warrant   
   at the McKay Hall dorm at UT two days after EMS responded to a call about a   
   woman possibly having a miscarriage at the dorm. Paramedics ended up clearing   
   the call after the    
   woman told them the blood was from her menstrual period.   
      
   The next day, police responded to the dorm after students reported finding a   
   deceased fetus in a bag. A UT security officer looked inside the bag and saw   
   the torso of a baby. The report indicates the baby was ‘deceased and beyond   
   help.’   
      
   In an interview with investigators, the 19-year-old UT student said she gave   
   birth to a baby on Saturday without knowing that she had been pregnant in a   
   shared dormitory bathroom. She had begun to feel sick and nauseous at around 7   
   a.m.   
      
   After giving birth, the baby started crying for about five seconds. The mother   
   then picked the baby up and put it to her chest, with the baby facing her   
   chest, and the baby stopped crying, according to records.   
      
   She told police she felt the baby's chest for a heartbeat and didn't feel   
   anything or feel any signs of life. The mother then wrapped the baby in a   
   towel, placed the girl on the floor, and then fell asleep for about an hour.   
      
   Upon waking up, the 19-year-old told police she then checked the baby one more   
   time for signs of life, didn't feel anything, and then wrapped it back up in   
   the towel and placed it in a trash can in the dorm room. She then went back to   
   sleep.   
      
   The student later told officers she may have been in denial about not being   
   pregnant and hadn't had a period in about a year.   
      
   So far, no charges have been filed. TPD is awaiting autopsy results from the   
   Medical Examiner.   
      
   https://www.fox13news.com/news/university-of-tampa-student-gave-   
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