Meaonia Michelle Allen confessed to the 1993 murder of her infant son after genetic genealogy helped solve the cold case.
Meaonia Michelle Allen confessed to the 1993 murder of her infant son to hide the pregnancy. A mother turned admitted to the 1993 murder of her baby son after surrendering to authorities.
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation said authorities arrested 53-year-old Meaonia Michelle Allen last Wednesday after she turned herself in for an outstanding warrant for one count of first-degree murder. Bond was denied. Authorities said "Baby Doe" was found on December 8, 1993, by a homeowner in her yard in rural Choctaw County.
A medical examiner determined the baby boy was born alive but was killed after his throat was slashed.Authorities said in October 2020, a special agent submitted DNA belonging to "Baby Doe" to a laboratory. That led to Allen being identified as the baby’s mother. Allen admitted to the murder during an interview, according to investigators.
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