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Texas Woman Whose Toddler Died In Hot Car Indicted For Murder
A Texas woman whose 17-month-old son died after he was left in a hot car while she was at work has been indicted for murder.
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FORT WORTH (November 15, 2009)—A Texas woman who’s already accused in the death of her 17-month-old son who was left in a hot car while she was at work has been indicted on a felony murder charge, prosecutors said.
Tarrant County Assistant District Attorney Kimberly D'avignon said the Tarrant County grand jury indicted Keashia Dyon Matthews, 37, of Arlington, in the Sept. 3 death of Darrell Singleton
III.
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported that before the indictment, Matthews had already been charged with abandoning a child causing imminent danger, which is a second-degree felony.
D'avignon said Matthews could face a term of as much as life in prison if convicted on the murder charge.
Matthews remains free on a $13,000 bond, authorities said.
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You are in your family prayers.
Keisha I want you to know what happen to our nephew was wrong, but we are still keeping you in our prayer.
Yuo can bet that you won't see me crying at here sentencing
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