A trial for the woman accused of throwing the dead body of the young man

A trial for the woman accused of throwing the dead body of the young man
Court • D Millerberg, who is free on bail, plans to testify against her husband, says lawyer.
(Salt Lake Tribune by Jessica Miller)

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Ogden • A trial was scheduled to begin April 3, 2014 for a North Ogden woman accused of helping her husband dispose of the body of their 16-year-old baby.
Dee Millerberg, 40, is charged in 2nd District Court with third-degree felony desecration of a human body in connection with the September 2011 death of Alexis Rasmussen.
Her two-day trial, originally scheduled for August, was moved to hear her husband's case.
The trial against 37-year-old Eric Millerberg was scheduled to begin on February 10. The delay came after his defense attorney announced in June that the Department of Children and Family Services had new evidence in the form of hair samples. , was unavailable for the hearing scheduled for early July.
Eric Millerberg, charged with first-degree felony child abuse murder, obstruction of justice, desecration of a human body and unlawful sexual activity with a minor, is being held in the Utah County Jail on probation violations related to a 2010 forgery case. . His wife has been released on bail.
Mike Bouwhuis, Dea Millerberg's attorney, said outside court Wednesday that his client has been drug-free since Rasmussen's death. She is working and recently won physical custody of her children, Bouwhuis said.
Weeks after Rasmussen's death, Dea Millerberg was also charged with two counts of counterfeiting a prescription drug and two counts of third-degree felony allowing the exposure of a child to a controlled substance.
Bouwhuis said Dea Millerberg plans to testify against her husband at his upcoming trial, and plans to sever ties with him.
“Her intention is to divorce him. "No relation. She's afraid of him."
Dee Millerberg testified at her husband's preliminary hearing that Eric Millerberg injected the young man with a lethal mixture of heroin and methamphetamine in September 2011. After Rasmussen's death, the couple panicked and dumped her body in a remote area of ​​Morgan County. Police found Rasmussen's body five weeks after she disappeared.
Eric Millerberg was stabbed on July 1 while in the Utah State Jail. Court documents allege that his cellmate, 29-year-old Simon Russell Scown, stabbed him 22 to 25 times in their cell. Eric Millerberg was hospitalized less than 24 hours before being sent back to prison.

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