A Bay Area woman is sentenced to six years in state prison in connection with the death of a newborn baby whose body was found in a dumpster, according to multiple reports. The case dates to May 2009, when a man searching through a dumpster for recyclables at an apartment complex discovered the body of a newborn baby girl. Investigators later linked Angela Onduto to the baby using evidence that included a Costco receipt tied to her. Prosecutors said the receipt helped establish that Onduto made a purchase consistent with the timeframe and circumstances surrounding the baby’s death. Onduto pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter, and she is sentenced to six years in prison, as reported by outlets covering the proceedings. The reports describe the conviction and sentencing as the culmination of an investigation that took years, with the receipt serving as a key piece of evidence used to connect her to the crime.