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Ms. China Arnold of Ohio, a 27 year old former mother, stands accused of cooking her one month old baby to death in a microwave.
According to a statement China made, she was awakened by the baby's crying in the middle of the night, following a drinking binge. China admits that she was still drunk at the time when she changed the baby's diaper, and - she thought - microwaved a bottle for the baby.
Autopsy reports show that the child died from high-heat internal burns, yet the skin was undamaged in any way. The medical examiner concurs that a microwave is the most likely method such extensive damage can be achieved without any sign of external injury.
Jury selection for her trial is underway this week.
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Post a CommentThis churned my stomach. One more news report to make me wonder what our world is coming to.
Wow! How horrible for the baby, as if being drunk with a baby in her care wasn't enough to begin with...just horrible. Thanks for the report.