Alert! Minnesota Woman Wanted For Concealing A Dead Body

Hennepin County, is one of Minnesota's largest counties by population, and due to the sheer number people living there law enforcement could use some help in find people with warrants, and right now on the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office's Most Wanted list is a woman wanted for 'felony concealment of a dead body'. Here's what we know and how you can help.

According to the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office's website, the wanted woman in question is Leslee Marie Villebrun. Villebrun, according to the most wanted website, is being sought in connection to a case from 2023. Below is the background on the case out of Hennepin County from the Sheriff's Office.

On or about October 25, 2023, in Minneapolis, Leslee Marie Villebrun intentionally interfered with the body of a deceased person or the scene of death with the intent to conceal the body.

Villebrun admitted to using meth prior to giving birth in a porta potty. She passed out and awoke to discover a dead baby. Villebrun stated that she cut the umbilical cord and put the dead baby in a bag, which was later found by another person. 

Villebrun is listed as being 5'5" and weighing 139lbs, with brown hair.

Villebrun's criminal history in Minnesota is extensive with previous convictions for:

• 2022: Gross Misdemeanor 5th Degree Drugs
• 2022: Felony Receiving Stolen Property
• 2021: Felony 5th Degree Drugs
• 2020: Felony Theft
• 2019: Gross Misdemeanor False Name
• 2018: Felony 5th Degree Drugs
• 2018: Felony 5th Degree Drugs
• 2018: Misdemeanor Theft of Services
• 2016: Misdemeanor Theft
• 2015: Felony 5th Degree Drugs
• 2015: Felony 5th Degree Drugs
• 2015: Felony 5th Degree Drugs
• 2013: Misdemeanor Theft

As with all wanted individuals, regardless of where they are, if you have information that can lead to their arrest or if you see them, you should call 9-1-1 and not approach the individual.

You can see additional information about Villebrun here. 

**The information used in this post comes from law enforcement, and that information can change; all charges are alleged.**