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PHOENIX — The suspect in the 2005 Baby Skylar case has officially been booked in jail here in the Valley. Annie Anderson's first court appearance in Arizona meant more details were finally released through newly obtained court documents.
Hillman is now retired from Phoenix Police. When he served with the department, he and his team worked on what's now known as the"Baby Skylar" case for years. On Friday, new details about what Anderson allegedly said happened back in 2005 were revealed in newly obtained court documents.
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