Parents Face Manslaughter After They Forgot Their Son In A Car And Only Remembered Him By 3pm The Next Day


The parents of a three years old child, have been charged for manslaughter because they forgot him in their car and went to bed only to remember the following day when it was too late.

Parents face manslaughter after they forgot their son in a car and only remembered him by 3pm the next day

Dakota Fowler, 20, and Brandi Burks, 22, went to bed at midnight on Saturday, August 8, and forgot to get their son out of the car. They discovered him unresponsive in their vehicle 15 hours later, Franklin County police said.

Bentley Fowler, 3, was declared dead in Hodges, Alabama, at about 4 pm on Sunday.

The sheriff said he believed Bentley had died as a result of being left in a hot car, but a post-mortem at the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences will establish the cause of death.

Officials said the parents told them they last saw the child around midnight on Saturday when they allegedly put the toddler to bed.

His parents told investigators they couldn’t find the boy when they woke up on Sunday afternoon and later discovered him inside the hot vehicle at 3pm.

Paramedics were called to the family home but were unable to resuscitate the child

The boys’ parents were charged with manslaughter and could face 20 years in prison if found guilty, reports Al.com

 

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