Mother Found Pushing Dead Son On Maryland Park Swing, Police ceased a 24-year-old lady pushing a swing that held the collection of her dead, 3-year-old child in a Maryland stop on Friday morning.
The mother was hospitalized for a medicinal assessment. There was no indication of injury to the kid's body, as per The Washington Post.
The Charles County Sheriff's Department got a call before 7 a.m. from an occupant who said the mother was in Wills Memorial Park, in La Plata, for "an uncommonly drawn out stretch of time," TV station WJLA reported. La Plata is around 30 miles south of Washington.
Officers immediately saw that the kid was dead, The Associated Press reported, and took his body to a restorative analyst for a post-mortem examination.
The kid's eyes were close and there were indications of thoroughness mortis, Charles County Sheriff's Office representative Diane Richardson told HuffPost.
The mother was perhaps in the recreation center the day preceding and maybe was there overnight, police said.
"It didn't give the idea that she was completely mindful of what was going on, " Richardson said. "It's only an exceptionally miserable circumstance."
It's misty where the mother made her home, yet the kid's grandma "lives adjacent," Richardson said.
The mother was hospitalized for a medicinal assessment. There was no indication of injury to the kid's body, as per The Washington Post.
The Charles County Sheriff's Department got a call before 7 a.m. from an occupant who said the mother was in Wills Memorial Park, in La Plata, for "an uncommonly drawn out stretch of time," TV station WJLA reported. La Plata is around 30 miles south of Washington.
Officers immediately saw that the kid was dead, The Associated Press reported, and took his body to a restorative analyst for a post-mortem examination.
The kid's eyes were close and there were indications of thoroughness mortis, Charles County Sheriff's Office representative Diane Richardson told HuffPost.
The mother was perhaps in the recreation center the day preceding and maybe was there overnight, police said.
"It didn't give the idea that she was completely mindful of what was going on, " Richardson said. "It's only an exceptionally miserable circumstance."
It's misty where the mother made her home, yet the kid's grandma "lives adjacent," Richardson said.
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