Defense Calls Baby Ariya’s Hot Car Death a ‘Memory Error’
November 8, 2024
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51:44Now PlayingDefense Calls Baby Ariya’s Hot Car Death a ‘Memory Error’
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as posted by the channelRhonda Jewell’s defense called baby Ariya Paige’s hot car death a “horrible mistake” and “memory error” in its closing argument Friday. The attorney also told jurors that forgetting Ariya in the car is not a crime, rather a very sad tragedy.
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Florida babysitter Rhonda Charmane Jewell was arrested after she allegedly left a 10-month-old infant she was taking care of in a hot car, which reached a scorching temperature of 113 degrees Fahrenheit. The infant was found dead after being left in the heat for over five hours. The 46-year-old was charged with aggravated manslaughter of a child and faces life behind bars if convicted.
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