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As she was being interviewed, Cantrell admitted that she had been living in the motel with her boyfriend and children for the last two years, according to the affidavit. Cantrell told police that she had four children and two miscarriages, including two of those children who were both at home and not in the hospital.

Cantrell kept denying being pregnant until she finally confessed to what happened, police said.

While crying, Cantrell told police that the baby was born at 7 a.m. on Oct. 14, in the bathtub of her motel room. When describing the birth, Cantrell admitted that the tub was filled with water and after the child came out and was moving, she left the baby  face down in the water approximately 30 minutes before moving the child,  the affidavit said.

Cantrell confessed that the baby's feet were white, and she assumed the baby was no longer alive, so she covered the child up and placed the child inside a bag, which matched the bag the baby was later discovered in, according to the affidavit.

Cantrell said that's when she called her boyfriend, Baker, and told him what happened.

Cantrell also told police that this had happened before, saying that Baker had thrown away a miscarriage that she had previously had.

However, police stated in the affidavit that this was not a miscarriage and the baby was born at full term.

Police said Cantrell and Baker then kept the dead baby's body in the bag near the toilet for about four days before Baker placed it in an overnight bag and put it in the dumpster along with another black trash bag.

According to the affidavit, Baker admitted to these actions and told police that he didn't call the police because  they didn't want to catch a case.  He said that Cantrell told him to throw the baby's body in the dumpster because  she couldn't do it. 

Both Cantrell and Baker are still in custody, and no bond amounts have been released at this time.

The investigation remains ongoing.