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A Dallas-area dad was arrested for manslaughter on June 21 after he abandoned his infant daughter in the car for four hours in 96-degree weather.
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The former high school teacher,
Michael Thedford, dropped off two of his children at daycare on around 9 a.m., but decided to keep his youngest daughter, Fern, home since she was running a fever, reported the
New York Daily News.
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The former high school teacher,
Michael Thedford, dropped off two of his children at daycare on around 9 a.m., but decided to keep his youngest daughter, Fern, home since she was running a fever, reported the
New York Daily News.
When he returned back home, the 33-year-old went back inside the house to take a nap and left his infant daughter in the sweltering heat.
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The former high school teacher,
Michael Thedford, dropped off two of his children at daycare on around 9 a.m., but decided to keep his youngest daughter, Fern, home since she was running a fever, reported the
New York Daily News.
When he returned back home, the 33-year-old went back inside the house to take a nap and left his infant daughter in the sweltering heat.
Four hours later, he woke up and remembered his daughter was still in the car, he later reported to authorities.
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Photo credit: Collin County Sheriff's Office
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The former high school teacher,
Michael Thedford, dropped off two of his children at daycare on around 9 a.m., but decided to keep his youngest daughter, Fern, home since she was running a fever, reported the
New York Daily News.
When he returned back home, the 33-year-old went back inside the house to take a nap and left his infant daughter in the sweltering heat.
Four hours later, he woke up and remembered his daughter was still in the car, he later reported to authorities.
In an attempt to bring his daughter back to life, he put her in the refrigerator, and even tried CPR — but failed. Thedford called 911 to report the emergency, and was immediately arrested when investigators found the dead infant in the kitchen.
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Thedford was released on June 21 with a $20,000 bond, and his father, San Thedford, went on to defend that his son was great with his kids and made a mistake.
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A Dallas-area dad was arrested for manslaughter on June 21 after he abandoned his infant daughter in the car for four hours in 96-degree weather.
Photo credit: Getty/Collin County Sheriff's Office
texas-man-baby-fridge-died-car-arrest-mugshot-pics-1
The former high school teacher,
Michael Thedford, dropped off two of his children at daycare on around 9 a.m., but decided to keep his youngest daughter, Fern, home since she was running a fever, reported the
New York Daily News.
Photo credit: Collin County Sheriff's Office
When he returned back home, the 33-year-old went back inside the house to take a nap and left his infant daughter in the sweltering heat.
Four hours later, he woke up and remembered his daughter was still in the car, he later reported to authorities.
In an attempt to bring his daughter back to life, he put her in the refrigerator, and even tried CPR — but failed. Thedford called 911 to report the emergency, and was immediately arrested when investigators found the dead infant in the kitchen.
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Thedford was released on June 21 with a $20,000 bond, and his father, San Thedford, went on to defend that his son was great with his kids and made a mistake.
Photo credit: Collin County Sheriff's Office
