Newborn baby may be in B.C. after being tossed in clothing bin TORONTO, May 28 (UPI) -- Police in Toronto have accused a woman of killing her newborn baby after it went missing shortly after birth. Police said they were called to a Toronto hospital Thursday where a woman said she had given birth but couldn't find her baby. Medical staff confirmed Angelica Spanidis, 25, had indeed given birth, the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. reported Monday. "The information that we're following up on is that the child was discarded into a [used] clothing bin," said Inspector Greg McLane, head of Toronto police's homicide squad. Officials believe the infant's body may have been transported to British Columbia with the used clothing. Spanidis lived with her family in Toronto, though neighbors said her parents were not aware she was pregnant, the CBC said. She faces a first-degree murder charge in the incident.