Nanny Martha Fenard She was accused of wrongdoing after he left two young children under her auspices inside the SUV for several hours, which led to the death of a child.
Amy Couton, 41, was arrested on March 13 by the authorities on charges of assault and battery on a child suffering from injury and reckless danger, according to the arrest report from Massachusetts Police.
He was charged with unintended murder at a later time when a 3 -year -old child died on March 19. The child was not named.
Cotton Invited Early in the afternoon on March 13, I informed that “a child was polluted that was not breathing and turning blue.” The Ox Polf Police Department responded for the first time to the call, and the state police, who arrived shortly after that.
The Oak Blafts Police Administration for the first time responded to the 911 call Amy Couton, which was now charged with unintentional murder on the death of a child under her care. (Oak Blaf Police Department)
The victim was initially transferred to the emergency room at Martha Fenard Hospital, and was later transferred by Boston Midlo helicopters Massachusetts General Hospital In critical condition.
The victim died six days later.
The detention report indicates that Couton told the respondents for the first time that she and the children had a relatively normal morning during which she tried to take them on foot, but she canceled the idea and took the children to the house when someone did not cooperate.
She said that she returned the children to her home, where they played with games and ate lunch, and explained that shortly after the back, began to download her car with hockey equipment and changed the diapers of children in this process, before putting it in the car.
Victorian home in Ritzi's place for Martha holidays. (John Grim)
Couton, who was described as a “cooperative”, told the police that the children were in the car alone for a period of no more than 15 minutes, and that she had contacted the police around 1:15 pm because one of the children looked “sick and sick.”
Shortly after that, the police got a home camera with an urine from Couton, which contains surveillance footage from outside the house.
These shots narrate a completely different story.
Police said that at about 9:15 am, the cotton can be seen entering the corridor in Chevrolet Tahoe in 2021. He claimed that it had spent 10 minutes to unload items of the car and bring it inside, but none of the children was removed from the car.
Victorian ginger huts in Oak Blafts, Martha Fenard, Massachusetts. (Photo by John Grim
Police said that a period of nearly three hours passed without any activity on the nest snapshots, before starting to download the SUV with hockey equipment in the afternoon. Throughout the next clock, she loaded the car and brought the youngest child, who survived, inside the house for about 10 minutes before returning this child to the car.
This is when I called 911 to report the unprecedented victim.
The next morning, state soldiers brought Couton to interrogate, as she surrendered and told the officers that she had left the children in the car for about three hours while cooking food, and came to her personal cleanliness, packed her son Hockey equipment I completed other household chores.
Massachusetts police ultimately arrested Amy Couton for unintentional murder on March 20. (David L. Ryan/Boston Globe)
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The detention report indicated that cotton showed remorse, but also made excuses for her behavior.
She was initially arrested on March 14th and battery on a child suffering from injury and a reckless danger. It was booked in Dukes County Prison and was called later that day.
On March 20, a day after the child's death, it was called in the Edgarten County Court on charges of unintended murder.
Edgartown lighthouse, Martha Chrome, Massachusetts. (Istock)
Cotton acknowledged that he was not guilty of unintentional murder and was deployed on bail of $ 21,000. It was released with ankle control. I was also given a curfew at 6 pm.
Cotton faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted. The next court date is scheduled for April 3.
Harrison Baro III, Cotton's lawyer, refused to comment.
