Adams County baby dies (Manchester)

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was this the Jesika Case who used to live in peebles?? she was a friend but this dont look like her.....

Cincinnati Enquirer. Dec 14, 2012

An Adams County couple is accused of causing the death of their 18-month old daughter by leaving her in an overheated room, according to media reports.

Jesika Case and Jeremy Cox, both 26, are charged with negligent homicide and endangering children, WKRC-TV (Channel 12 News) is reporting.

Case is held at the Adams County jail. Cox is at the hospital undergoing drug testing.

Jailynn Cox was put to bed about 11 p.m. Tuesday night.

Case has told authorities the room was cold, so she turned the space heater on high.

When the toddler didn’t wake by 10 a.m. Wednesday, Case said she went in and found her daughter unresponsive.

A neighbor called 911, and a postal worker tried to revive the girl until paramedics arrived.

She was pronounced dead shortly after she arrived at a hospital.

Officials say the small room was heated to about 120 degrees.

Two other children in the family are now in the custody of officials.

An autopsy showed no physical signs of trauma on the child.

http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20121214/N...

Channel 12. Dec 13, 2012

An Adams County couple stands accused in the death of their 18 month old daughter. And officials say the child died because the room she was kept in was overheated.

26 year old Jesika Case and 26 year old Jeremy Cox faces charges of negligent homicide and endangering children. Case is behind bars in the Adams County jail. Cox is at the hospital being tested for narcotics, according to officials.

Officials tells Local 12's Angenette Levy that 18 month old Jailynn Cox was put to bed on Tuesday night around 11 p.m. Case said the room was chilly so she turned the space heater on high.

The mother says the girl usually wakes up around 10 a.m. and on Wednesday, when she didn't wake up, Case went in and found the child unresponsive. A neighbor called 911 and a postal worker performed CPR on the girl until paramedics arrived. She died shortly after she got to the hospital.

Officials say the small room was heated to about 120 degrees.

There are two other children in the family, who are now in the custody of officials.

An autopsy showed no physical signs of trauma on the child.

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Another baby's born another baby dies...in the ghettooooo.

I don't care if the parents where on NARCOTICS or not, the fact is, their neglect killed that kid and they might as have murdered the kid with their own hands. Typical white trash.