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A nanny in Vineyard de Martha He has been accused of involuntary homicide after allegedly leaving two young children who were under their care inside their SUV for several hours, which resulted in the death of one of the children.
Aimee Cotton, 41, was arrested on March 13 by the authorities for assault positions and aggression to a child with injuries and reckless danger, according to an arrest report of the arrest of the arrest of the Massachusetts State Police.
He was later accused of homicide when one of the children, a 3 -year -old boy, died on March 19. The child has not been appointed.
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Cotton Did you call the police On the afternoon of March 13, informing that “a girl she was taking care of she didn’t breathe and turned blue.” The Oaks Bluff Police Department first responded to the call and warned of the State Police, which arrived shortly after.
The Oak Bluffs Police Department first responded to a 911 call made by Aimee Cotton, who is now accused of involuntary homicide in the death of a child under his care. (Oaks Bluff Police Department)
The victim was initially taken to the emergency room of the Vineyard Hospital de Martha’s Vineyard, and then transported by the Boston Medflight helicopter to Massachusetts General Hospital in critical condition.
The victim died six days later.
The arrest report indicates that Cotton first told the officers who replied that she and the children had had a relatively normal morning during which he tried to take them to walk, but discarded the idea and took the children home when one of them did not cooperate.
She said she took the children to her house, where they played with toys and lunch, and explained that shortly after noon, she began loading her vehicle with a hockey team and changed the children’s diapers in the process, before putting them in the vehicle.
A Victorian expansion in the holiday place Ritzy Martha’s Vineyard. (John Greim/Lightrocket)
Cotton, who was described as “cooperative,” he told the police that the children were alone in the car for no more than 15 minutes, and that he called the police around 1:15 pm because one of the children seemed “sick and sick.”
Shortly after, the police obtained a domestic nest chamber with Cotton’s permission, which contained surveillance images from outside the house.
That image told a completely different story.
Police said around 9:15 am, you could see cotton entering the entrance path in their Chevrolet Tahoe 2021. It allegedly spent 10 minutes downloading articles from the car and bringing them inside, but none of the children was removed from the car.
Victorian ginger bread in Oak Bluffs, Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts. (Photo by John Greim/Lightrocket through Getty Images)
Police said that a period of almost three hours passed without any activity in the nest images, before starting loading the SUV with the hockey team around noon. In the course of the next hour, he loaded the vehicle and briefly brought the youngest child, who survived, inside the house for about 10 minutes before returning to that child to the car.
It was then that he called 911 to inform the victim not to respond.
The next morning, the state soldiers brought cotton to interrogate, where he capitulated and told the officers that he left the children in the car for approximately three hours while cooking food, attended their personal hygiene, filled their son. Hockey equipment and completed other tasks.
The Massachusetts State Police finally arrested Aimee Cotton for involuntary homicide charges on March 20. (David L. Ryan/The Boston Globe)
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The arrest report said the cotton showed remorse, but also put excuses for its behavior.
Initially it was arrested on March 14 by assault and aggression against a child with injuries and reckless danger. It was hired in the Dukes County prison and processed later that day.
On March 20, the day after the death of the girl, she was prosecuted in the District Court of Edgartown for the position of involuntary homicide.
Edgartown lighthouse, Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts. (Istock)
Cotton declared himself innocent of the charge of involuntary homicide and registered a bail of $ 21,000. It was released with a GPS ankle monitor. It was also given a mandatory curfew at 6 PM.
Cotton faces up to 20 years in prison if it is declared guilty. His next date in the Court is scheduled for April 3.
Harrison Barrow III, Cotton’s lawyer, declined to comment.
