The former Ohio college student who killed her hours-old newborn
texted �no more baby� to its presumptive father after she dumped
the tiny body in a sorority house garbage can.

Emile Weaver was found guilty of murder Friday for the April
2015 killing on the campus of Muskingum University in Zanesville.

The 21-year-old, a member of her school�s Delta Gamma Theta
chapter, gave birth to 6-pound, 10-ounce Addison Grace inside
the sorority house bathroom on April 22, 2015.

After cleaning up the blood and placenta from the birth, Weaver
put the newborn in a garbage bag and left her in a garbage can
next to the on-campus house, where the little girl suffocated to
death, prosecutors said.

That night, Weaver texted the man she believed was the father to
inform him she was no longer expecting, prosecutors said in
court Friday according to the Times Recorder.

�No more baby,� she wrote.

The supposed dad, also a student at the private university, then
texted back �What� and �???�

�Taken care of,� she wrote. �Don�t worry about it�

�I would like to know how you killed my kid,� the man demanded.

The twisted sorority girl eventually texted the man that the
baby died in labor because of �placenta complications�

Weaver testified Friday that she had been in denial about the
pregnancy and thought the baby was already dead when she
discarded the trash bag.

Prosecutors argued that Weaver never wanted little Addison: The
mom-to-be drank alcohol, smoked pot and took labor-inducing
supplements throughout her pregnancy hoping she�d have a
miscarriage.

She took 80 pills of black cohosh � a supplement that comes in a
bottle emblazoned with the warning, �Do not take if pregnant� �
in the 16 days before she gave birth, prosecutors said.

The college girl was charged with murder, abuse of a corpse and
two counts of tampering with evidence. She pleaded not guilty by
reason of insanity, but a judge ruled that she was mentally
competent.

Weaver faces life in prison.

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