06-01-2011, 09:06 PM
sadly i had a VERY long thread at 24 that was all the children dying in hot cars in the summer. i don't know how they forget a baby is in the car.
A three-year-old boy died after being locked in a car for at least eight hours by his babysitter.
Winston White was found dead inside the vehicle after temperatures inside the car were reported to have reached an astonishing 150 degrees.
Police said no windows were left open in the vehicle as it sat outside a home in blazing sunshine.
Genee Brumfield has been charged with negligent homicide after her three-year-old godson died. He was reportedly left in a car for eight hours in the heat with not even a window cracked.
She was supposed to drop the toddler off at his regular day care but instead made an unscheduled stop at her mothers.
The boy was left inside the vehicle with all the windows closed and doors locked.
'For some unknown reason, Brumfield decided to stop by her mother's home, leaving the 3-year-old inside the car with the windows up and the doors locked,' said police spokesman Marlon Defillo.
Defillo said it was eight hours before somebody realised what had happened.
Police said Brumfield's sister came out and discovered the boy.
He was unresponsive, and despite the efforts of paramedics could not be revived.
A three-year-old boy died after being locked in a car for at least eight hours by his babysitter.
Winston White was found dead inside the vehicle after temperatures inside the car were reported to have reached an astonishing 150 degrees.
Police said no windows were left open in the vehicle as it sat outside a home in blazing sunshine.
Genee Brumfield has been charged with negligent homicide after her three-year-old godson died. He was reportedly left in a car for eight hours in the heat with not even a window cracked.
She was supposed to drop the toddler off at his regular day care but instead made an unscheduled stop at her mothers.
The boy was left inside the vehicle with all the windows closed and doors locked.
'For some unknown reason, Brumfield decided to stop by her mother's home, leaving the 3-year-old inside the car with the windows up and the doors locked,' said police spokesman Marlon Defillo.
Defillo said it was eight hours before somebody realised what had happened.
Police said Brumfield's sister came out and discovered the boy.
He was unresponsive, and despite the efforts of paramedics could not be revived.