The online sources confirmed that Manchester Police found the uncovered baby, struggling to breathe, near the Piscataquog River in a tent.
Eckersley pleaded not guilty to child endangerment and other charges but faces charges of felony reckless conduct, endangering the welfare of a child, and second-degree assault in the hospital.
After the charges were out, Theberge mentioned his partner had misled Police about where the baby was in the past, and the baby was not with them since he was born.
The Police affidavit stated that Theberge said to his girlfriend that her newborn did not have a pulse, and she did not know how to determine if the child had a pulse or not.
Manchester Police published Alexandra Eckersley’s boyfriend in court papers on Wednesday, and he has been charged with tampering with a witness, child endangerment, and reckless conduct, sources reported.
He will face almost more than ten years of jail along with his girlfriend; he has been under Police investigation since Wednesday.
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