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Nebraska woman gets two years in prison for helping to abort, burn late-term grandchild

Updated: September 25, 2023 at 11:57 am EST  See Comments

Mon Sep 25, 2023 – 11:05 am EDT

MADISON, Nebraska (LifeSiteNews) — A Nebraska woman who pleaded guilty to assisting her daughter in aborting a baby after 20 weeks and later burning and burying her grandchild has been sentenced to two years in prison.

District Judge Mark Johnson sentenced Jessica Burgess to two years in prison for “prohibited acts with human skeletal remains, abortion at 20 weeks past gestation and false reporting,” according to the Norfolk Daily News. However, she can be out after just a year if she exhibits good behavior.

The judge said Burgess treated the remains of her own grandchild “like yesterday’s trash.” Burgess bought her daughter abortion drugs to kill her own baby.

Her daughter Celeste Burgess is already out of jail after spending just 90 days imprisoned. She also is on probation for two years.

The baby was 29 weeks old and the pair “burned the remains and buried them in a field north of Norfolk in northeastern Nebraska,” in April 2022, as previously reported by LifeSiteNews.

The mother-daughter pair tried multiple times to conceal their crime.

“The mother and daughter buried the remains three different times and also attempted to

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