In England, a mother has been sentenced to two years in prison for letting her one-year-old son die. After his death, the mother put up for sale several personal effects of the child, in particular a particularly symbolic object.
Tragic negligence. In the UK, Stacey Davis, a 35-year-old mother, was sentenced to two years in prison by Salisbury Crown Court after the death of his son one year old, reports The Sun newspaper. She had left him alone for three hours in an overheated room as he suffered from a fractured skull.
During all this time, Stacey Davis went shopping, then took a walk in a park before returning home without even hearing from her son. It was only 30 minutes after her arrival that she realized that the child was unconscious. He was taken to the emergency room and eventually died. The autopsy revealed that the baby suffered a 15 centimeter skull fracture. The causes of his death, however, have not yet been determined.
The child already victim of a mysterious leg fracture
According to the lawyer for the mother of the family, the latter would have been afraid that Ethan would be taken from her if she had taken him to the hospital. Indeed, this scenario had already occurred when the baby had suffered an inexplicable fracture of the leg. Regarding the skull, Stacey Davis assured that her son had fallen and was injured. The autopsy also revealed a very high rate of cannabis in the child’s hairproving that his mother didn’t mind smoking drugs next to him.
Finally, it has also been proven that Stacey Davis had very quickly sold her little boy’s belongings on Facebook after his death. The young woman has thus put on sale a lot of clothes for babies aged 3 to 6 months, but also a more personal object: a piggy bank that most bereaved parents would nevertheless cherish.
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She had left him alone for three hours in an overheated room while he suffered a fractured skull.
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According to the mother’s lawyer, the latter would have been afraid that Ethan would be taken away from her if she had taken him to the hospital
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Stacey Davis had also very quickly sold her little boy’s belongings on Facebook after his death.
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The mother thus put on sale a batch of clothes for babies aged 3 to 6 months, but also a more personal object: a piggy bank that most bereaved parents would nevertheless cherish.