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Former UK Cheerleader Sentenced for Infanticide, Essential Oil Sprays Ineffective Against Cockroaches
- Laken Snelling, a former University of Kentucky cheerleader, was sentenced to 10 years for killing her newborn son.
- A study from the University of Kentucky found that essential oil sprays kill cockroaches on contact but do not provide lasting control.
- The newborn's body was found stuffed in a trash bag, leading to Snelling's arrest and conviction.
- Essential oil sprays are ineffective for long-term cockroach infestation control, according to the study.
- The study suggests that while essential oil sprays may kill cockroaches on contact, they do not address larger infestations effectively.