The couple rushed the toddler to a hospital despite it being “painfully evident that this child has suffered an absolutely torturous death.”
The parents of an 18-month-old who authorities say suffered “an absolutely torturous death” after being left in a hot car while they slept after a July 4 party have been charged.
“You know there’s many different kinds of press conferences that we do from this podium but the one I’m going to talk about today is one of the most horrible, tragic deaths that we’ve seen in a very long time,” Judd said.Judd revealed the Rondons had attended a July 4 party with their children, an 8-year-old, 6-year-old, and an 18-month-old girl. When they returned home from the party at 2 a.m.
“The car was outside, not in a garage, not under a tree, not under any shade at all,” Judd said. “Research shows us the temperature of the car could be anywhere between 130 and 170 degrees at that time.”
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