Leigh Ann Bauman

Leigh Ann Bauman is once again in hot water with prosecutors over a bond violation. This time Bauman, accused of attempting to take a hit out on her ex-mother-in-law, has allegedly tested positive for THC (tetrahydrocannabinol). 

THC, a psychoactive chemical that’s found primarily in cannabis products, was detected as part of a drug test stipulated by her bond agreement. She currently remains free under her bond, pending a hearing expected early next week.

Bauman says she has a prescription for cannabis from a doctor in St. Louis and stated, “The truth will prevail in my February trial.”

This is not the first time prosecutors have gone after Bauman for a bond violation. Last time, she was arrested for allegedly ordering gifts to be sent to her daughter for her fourteenth birthday -- specifically balloons, a candy bouquet and a gift card to Starbucks. Prosecutors say this was a violation of a protection order for her children in Miller County which led to a violation of her bond in Camden County. 

Bauman is currently scheduled to stand trial in February 2022 for allegedly conspiring to murder her to ex-mother-in-law.    

CORRECTION: Due to an editing error, the first publishing of this story stated Leigh Ann Bauman was incarcerated for violation of her bond. That statement was incorrect. She remains free pending her hearing, which is expected early next week. We apologize for the error and any confusion it may have caused.

Read that full story here.

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