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ST. LOUIS -- A 7-month-old baby was found dead in the heat of a parked car Thursday on a parking lot at the Washington University School of Medicine, authorities said.
The child's parents are a doctor and a medical researcher at the university. Police identified the baby as Sophia Knutsen, of Richmond Heights.
Washington University officials declined comment.
On a day with the high temperature in the upper 90s, a woman spotted the baby, ran inside a building for help and called 911, and broke the car window, Police Capt. James Gieseke said. Rescuers tried to revive the child, and got her to a hospital, where she was pronounced dead, he said.
Baby Dies In Hot Car Parked At Medical School - News Story - KMBC Kansas City (http://www.thekansascitychannel.com/news/13963595/detail.html - broken link)
ST. LOUIS -- A 7-month-old baby was found dead in the heat of a parked car Thursday on a parking lot at the Washington University School of Medicine, authorities said.
The child's parents are a doctor and a medical researcher at the university. Police identified the baby as Sophia Knutsen, of Richmond Heights.
Washington University officials declined comment.
On a day with the high temperature in the upper 90s, a woman spotted the baby, ran inside a building for help and called 911, and broke the car window, Police Capt. James Gieseke said. Rescuers tried to revive the child, and got her to a hospital, where she was pronounced dead, he said.
Baby Dies In Hot Car Parked At Medical School - News Story - KMBC Kansas City (http://www.thekansascitychannel.com/news/13963595/detail.html - broken link)
Also reported (and commented on) in thread, "Two kids die while locked in hot car."
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