The baby from the state of Indiana has died from a meth overdose, which probably came from your mother’s breast milk.
According to court documents, 36-year-old Ashley Rance, a resident of Indiana, December 19, 2019 called 911 and said she accidentally in her sleep had rolled over and lay on his daughter, 2-month Nevil.
After January 2020, the coroner’s office received the full autopsy report and toxicology, NewAge death was ruled a murder. The official report showed that the baby died from acute intoxication of the drug methamphetamine.
Photo: Johnson-Danielson Funeral Home
The toxicology report indicated that at the time of death in the child’s body was amphetamine, and methamphetamine.
According to court documents officially filed against Ashley Rance 15 Jan, the woman initially admitted that he smokes marijuana.
After the results of the autopsy Nevii, Ashley admitted to detectives that had used methamphetamine and knew that this drug could be dangerous to her baby during breastfeeding.
She claimed that he had purchased the drug around one of the gas stations in the state.
According to RENs, the first time she had used methamphetamine approximately two weeks before the child’s death. The woman added that he had not used drugs during pregnancy.
Ashley Rance charged with improper handling of a child leading to death. If the court finds her guilty, she faces 20 to 40 years of imprisonment.
