Investigators say in court records that the teen mother at first told them that she didn't know what happened but eventually confessed.
the boy’s mother, a 17-year-old girl, reportedly at first lied to investigators about what happened to her 9-month-old son and said she did not know what happened.
Nassau County Sheriff Bill Leeper said in a news conference that the mother changed her story multiple times and then confessed, reported. She reportedly said that she was tired so she filled the baby’s bottle with “what she thought was cocaine.”reported. The medical examiner said that the baby had about 10 times the fatal dose in his blood. His cause of death was a fentanyl overdose.
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