Two toddlers, one in New Jersey and one Mississippi, both died on the afternoon of August 16 after being left in hot cars.
that it was about 87 degrees on the day Milliani was left in the car, but with the heat index, it felt like 92. And while it's still unclear how long Milliani had been in the car -- or who exactly left her -- Lawrence alluded to reporters that she'd likely been in there for about eight hours.
"How do you forget that there’s a 2-year-old who makes a lot of noise in the car?” the grieving father told NBC 10."And you get on the train for about eight more hours, come back and you have someone break the window because oh, you say, 'I forgot. I left her in the car.'"Sadly, that same afternoon, a boy in Mississippi was also found dead after being left inside a car.
The second incident happened in Booneville, Mississippi, where an unnamed 21-month-old boy was apparently forgotten in a vehicle parked in a parking lot. The lot was shared by Mighty Cubs Daycare and Field of Dreams adult day care, though
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