ALBANY — Keri Mazzuca kept it together for less than an hour before admitting to police that she killed her newborn son, a child who would come to be known as Baby Moses, nearly 30 years ago.

DNA testing on the child’s remains led investigators to Keri Mazzuca, 52, who was interviewed last year over the death of “Baby Moses” — a child found wrapped in a towel and burned at the ...

In a shocking turn of events, a 52-year-old US woman confessed to the 1997 murder of her newborn infant after DNA evidence linked her to the crime. Initially denying involvement, Mazzuca admitted to ...

Keri Mazzuca, 52, looked like a respectable, polished member of the community as she was interviewed over the death of the infant, named Baby Moses after his body was found under a Moses Statue in ...

Keri Mazzuca calmly told the officer, "I did it." A New York woman calmly confessed to burning and strangling her baby boy in an Albany park about 30 years ago. A video, from the time of her ...

The baby became known to the community as “Baby Moses”. Keri Mazzuca is currently serving 25 years in prison after her guilty plea in February. NewsChannel 13’s Dan Levy obtained video of ...

DNA evidence eventually led them to Keri Mazzuca. The Albany County District Attorney’s Office released the September 2024 videotaped questioning of Mazzuca this week. Albany detectives asked ...

Keri Mazzuca blurts out a confession in September 2024 less than an hour into questioning. She tells Albany detectives that she killed her newborn son in 1997. She suffocated her baby, lit him on ...

A video, from the time of her interrogation in September 2024, shows the startling moment Keri Mazzuca, 52, confessed to killing her newborn son in 1997. She placed his body in a burnt cloth in a ...

Authorities questioned Keri Mazzuca in September 2024, with the interview footage recently released, Daily Mail reported. During the recorded interview, Mazzuca initially maintained a casual ...