08-21-2011, 03:47 PM
Sylar Newton
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August...this child has not been buried yet! i have to do some more research.
edit: funeral home says:
Due to legal reasons, Sylar is still in the custody of the Medical Examiner's office. We have only accepted a few donations (less than $500, being held in a special account) towards the funeral expenses when he is released. It is not money that is the issue, it is the legal system and possible charges and other proceedings that may need evidence that only Sylar can provide.
collins and priem
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collins
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Yavapai Sheriff's detectives announced the new charges as a result of the ongoing investigation into the death of 2-year-old Sylar Newton. Christina Priem was charged with the one count of child abuse "when done intentionally or knowingly." Her bond was increased from $250,000 to $300,000.
According to the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office, the child abuse charges involve Sylar's access and apparent ingestion of prescription medication not intended for his use. Sylar was able to access medications and drug containers that were brought to the campground by Priem and Collins. The drug of concern, prescribed to Priem, is used to control seizures and panic attacks. He was given cold and pain medication, according to YCSO.
Witnesses told authorities that Sylar appeared to be under the influence and could barely open his eyes the night he was reported missing. Even though Priem and Collins were advised of his condition, they did not seek medical help. Authorities believe the unintended use of the drugs was a factor in his death.
August...this child has not been buried yet! i have to do some more research.
edit: funeral home says:
Due to legal reasons, Sylar is still in the custody of the Medical Examiner's office. We have only accepted a few donations (less than $500, being held in a special account) towards the funeral expenses when he is released. It is not money that is the issue, it is the legal system and possible charges and other proceedings that may need evidence that only Sylar can provide.
collins and priem
collins
Yavapai Sheriff's detectives announced the new charges as a result of the ongoing investigation into the death of 2-year-old Sylar Newton. Christina Priem was charged with the one count of child abuse "when done intentionally or knowingly." Her bond was increased from $250,000 to $300,000.
According to the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office, the child abuse charges involve Sylar's access and apparent ingestion of prescription medication not intended for his use. Sylar was able to access medications and drug containers that were brought to the campground by Priem and Collins. The drug of concern, prescribed to Priem, is used to control seizures and panic attacks. He was given cold and pain medication, according to YCSO.
Witnesses told authorities that Sylar appeared to be under the influence and could barely open his eyes the night he was reported missing. Even though Priem and Collins were advised of his condition, they did not seek medical help. Authorities believe the unintended use of the drugs was a factor in his death.