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BREAKING: Murder Conspiracy Case Against Leigh Ann Bauman Is Dismissed

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Leigh Ann Bauman

CAMDEN COUNTY, Mo. — Leigh Ann Bauman, a well-known former Lake of the Ozarks real estate agent who made national news after allegedly trying to pay to get her ex-mother-in-law killed, has had her case dismissed and will not be going to trial. 

Bauman’s case was scheduled for a pre-trial conference on Wednesday, Jan. 4, but according to Missouri CaseNet it has been dismissed. The case is no longer publicly viewable on CaseNet and no additional charges have been filed.

In a statement to Lake Expo, Bauman wrote, “Thanks to Camden County for recognizing that I never intended anyone actual harm. My daughters are the most important people in my life. I am sad for this and my other mistakes as a mother & the impact on them. I cannot thank my ex-mother in law enough for continuing to be a rock in their lives.”

She concluded, “Moving forward, I intend to honor our entire family by being a positive influence to my daughters.”

The Camden County Prosecutor's office could not immediately be reached for comment. 

Lake Expo Coverage Of The Bauman Case


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