A 20-year-old woman who is accused, along with her boyfriend, of killing their baby through neglect and then claiming the little girl was a hoax who never existed, has been extradited to Broward County. HOLLYWOOD, Fla. - A 20-year-old woman who is accused, along with her partner, of killing their baby through neglect and then claiming the little girl was a hoax who never existed, has been extradited to Broward County. Online jail records show that Samantha Angelina Feliz was booked into the Broward County Main Jail Sunday on charges of aggravated manslaughter of a child, tampering with or fabricating physical evidence, failing to report a death, reporting false information concerning a missing child and obstructing a criminal investigation by providing false information to law enforcement about a missing person. In an arrest warrant, police made a circumstantial case against Feliz and Alejandro Leon Jr. They said the body of their still-missing baby girl, identified as Angelina, has still not yet been found, but signs ― including DNA blood evidence ― point to her death. Police in Rockingham, North Carolina took Leon, 21, and Feliz into custody on July 22. Authorities said the investigation began after a relative contacted the Hollywood Police Department in July 2025 to report that he hadn't seen the child since that February and said the couple made unsettling statements that Angelina was part of a scam and denied ever having a baby. A relative who met with Feliz at a Hollywood park in March 2025 told investigators that after asking Feliz about Angelina, she replied, What baby? There is no baby. Since that time, Feliz has claimed that there never was a baby, that the baby was a hoax and that she was scamming everyone for money, the HPD arrest warrant stated. But police said the couple referenced the girl in prior text messages and had taken photos of Feliz visibly pregnant. Additionally, police said they took photos and videos with Angelina after her birth, which was believed to have been at home with no birth certificate issued. Authorities said the last photo of Ang #local10 #crimewatchmiami