A 31-year-old woman was arrested last week in Cleveland, Ohio, USA.
She is charged with murder after her 16-month-old daughter, Jillene Candelario, was found dead.
This was reported by NBC News.
The woman had been on vacation for ten days in Puerto Rico and Detroit — and the girl was left alone in the apartment, according to police.
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announced his death
On the Cleveland Police website, they write that on June 16 they went to a city apartment.
Upon arrival, paramedics were at the scene. They wrote that a one-year-old girl had been declared dead.
They wrote that the girl had no visible injuries, but a forensic examination showed that she was “severely dehydrated.”
The investigation showed that the child was abandoned for about ten days and died, according to the police report.
The next day, the girl’s mother was arrested.
It is not known how she would react to the question of guilt.
The alarm sounded: – Severe
– it was amazing
Neighbors told police that the woman had asked them to take care of her daughter earlier.
They say they don’t understand why you didn’t ask them for help this time, according to local channel WKYC.
Jilin didn’t deserve what happened to her. She was amazing and incredibly sweet. I miss her so much, a 13-year-old female neighbor tells the channel.
Authorities are now awaiting the results of Jaylen Candelario’s autopsy, so that the exact cause of death can be determined.
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