Details Hits: 143 Defense attorneys for Dynel Lane objected to a motion by prosecutors to prohibit the defense to enter any evidence — including arguments or questions to witnesses — that call Lane's mental health into question. Lane, 35, is charged with attempted murder, assault and unlawful termination of a pregnancy.
Feb 17, 2016 · Dynel Lane's defense attorneys question Michelle Wilkins February 17, 2016, 11:19 AM Lane is accused of cutting Wilkins' baby from her body in Lane's Boulder County home. Our goal is to create a...
Lane will be sentenced on Friday, April 29 at 2 p.m. Deliberations began on Monday after prosecutors and defense attorneys presented closing arguments in the case against Dynel Lane, who is accused...
Lane’s defense attorney argued that her client’s actions were “not the result of deliberation,” and that the attack had been “hasty, impulsive, and reckless.” She said Lane “did not intend to kill Michelle Wilkins. She did not plan, process or prepare on how to take her baby and pass it off as her own." Thursday, Feb. 18
Lane's defense attorney argued that her client's actions were “not the result of deliberation,” and that the attack had been “hasty, impulsive, and reckless.” She said Lane “did not intend to kill Michelle Wilkins. She did not plan, process or prepare on how to take her baby and pass it off as her own."Feb 19, 2016
Wilkins was attacked in the home of Dynel Lane, 35, in Lane's home after she answered a Craiglist ad for free baby clothes for her unborn baby girl. Wilkins planned to name the girl Aurora. When she arrived at Lane's Longmont, Colorado, home, Wilkins was stabbed and choked until she lost consciousness.Feb 29, 2016
Dr. Kevin Berg said he does not know if Wilkins can ever have children again because of the serious injury Lane allegedly inflicted to her uterus. The second surgeon, Dr. Brian Nelson, saw both Wilkins and Lane in the hospital.Feb 18, 2016
The Colorado Court of Appeals upheld the conviction and 100-year prison sentence for Dynel Lane, the Longmont woman convicted of cutting the unborn fetus from another woman in 2015.Jul 2, 2020
Now, the Boulder County coroner's office has finally released its findings about the death of the child Wilkins named Aurora. No cause of death for the 34-week-old fetus was stated, according to the Longmont Times-Call. Instead, the case is being characterized as an instance of "fetal demise."
NCMEC lists 327 infant abductions as occurring between 1964 and October 2019, though the exact number of those that involved an attack on a pregnant woman is not specified. "It is relatively rare for infants to be abducted by strangers. But it does happen.Oct 18, 2020
seven months pregnantIn a pained, breathless voice, Wilkins told the dispatcher that she was seven months pregnant.Feb 16, 2016
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The trial for Dynel Lane, who allegedly beat, stabbed, and removed an unborn baby from a woman’s stomach on March 18, 2015 in Longmont, Colorado, began this week. The pregnant woman she assaulted, 26-year-old Michelle Wilkins, survived, but the baby did not. The two had recently met on Craigslist, and Wilkins went to Lane's house ...
David Ridley, Lane’s longtime partner, told prosecutors that he had come home around 2:15 p.m. to take his wife to a doctor’s appointment. He found Lane and the unborn baby in the bathtub. She told him she had just suffered a miscarriage.
Here's What You Need To Know About The Dynel Lane Trial. Dynel Lane , 35, has been charged with attempted murder, unlawful termination of a pregnancy, and four counts of felony assault. Michelle Wilkins testifies in court on Feb. 17, 2016. The trial for Dynel Lane, who allegedly beat, stabbed, and removed an unborn baby from a woman’s stomach on ...
The prosecution played a recording of Lane’s March 18, 2015 interview with Longmont police, during which she told authorities that Wilkins had initiated the attack that day and that she had tried to defend herself.
A detective said an investigation into Lane’s internet activity revealed searches on the female anatomy, as well as saved images of the female body on a tablet. None of the materials were related specifically to C-sections.
She said Wilkins drew a knife, attempted to stab her, and that during their struggle they wound up in her daughter’s bedroom. Lane told police that Wilkins was “just flailing” as she tried to hold her down. “I think I choked her,” she said after Wilkins allegedly tried to bite her.
She added that Lane, who had two older children, had opened up about relationship and family problems. Wilkins said she had been preparing to leave when Lane urged her to go to a downstairs room to look at baby girl clothes, saying that she no longer needed them since she was having a boy.
Investigation Discovery’s ‘Impact of Murder: Stolen Dreams’ tells the tale of how Dynel Lane beat, stabbed, and removed an unborn baby from a seven-month pregnant woman’s stomach on March 18, 2015, in Longmont, Colorado, under the guise of selling her maternity and baby clothes on Craigslist. She committed such a heinous crime ...
Then, she told them that she removed the fetus in an attempt to save it.