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LIVE: CA v. Maya Hernandez | Closings & Verdict Watch | Cosmetic Filler Child Killer Trial

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December 17, 2025

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The jury is hearing closing arguments in the trial of Maya Hernandez, the California mother accused of leaving her children in a hot car, killing her 1-year-old son, while she received cosmetic filler injections for a Brazilian Butt Lift.

Prosecutors argue Hernandez knowingly left her child unattended for hours in extreme heat, while the defense claims the child’s death was a tragic accident. The jury will now decide Hernandez’s fate.

⚖️ Per the judge's orders, Court TV was only allowed to bring you LIVE coverage of closing arguments and the verdict as this emotionally charged trial reaches its final moments.

📌 CHARGES:

• Second-Degree Murder

• Involuntary Manslaughter

• Child Cruelty / Child Endangerment Counts

⚖️ Potential Penalties in California

• Up to 15 years to life in prison if convicted

💬 What do YOU think? Was this a tragic mistake—or a crime?

#CourtTV #MayaHernandez #HotCarDeath #ChildNeglect #ClosingArguments #VerdictWatch #TrueCrime #CourtroomLive

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