Robin Lawson: July 20, 2011
WEST POINT — The parents of a 5-month-old baby girl face felony charges over her unexplained death.
Courtney N. Nolf, 21, and Kenneth W. Wyatt, 25, both of West Point, have been charged with felony child abuse following weeks of investigation by the West Point Police Department. The mother was also charged with homicide.
Police Chief Bill Hodges said Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center reported a possible child abuse case to West Point Police on June 27. Kaylee Wyatt had been brought in that day by fire and rescue personnel as unresponsive.
Investigator David Taylor responded to the hospital after being notified that the child was being transferred to Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters in Norfolk where she was placed in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). Kaylee remained in ICU until June 30, when she died of “extreme rotational cranial acceleration injuries,” or shaken baby syndrome.
An autopsy July 2 at the Medical Examiner’s office in Richmond ruled it a homicide, Hodges reported.
Nolf and Wyatt were transported to the Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center in Saluda. They face arraignment Thursday in King William General District Court.
http://www.vagazette.com/articles/2011/07/20/news/doc4e26023acd477711289894.txt
WEST POINT — The parents of a 5-month-old baby girl face felony charges over her unexplained death.
Courtney N. Nolf, 21, and Kenneth W. Wyatt, 25, both of West Point, have been charged with felony child abuse following weeks of investigation by the West Point Police Department. The mother was also charged with homicide.
Police Chief Bill Hodges said Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center reported a possible child abuse case to West Point Police on June 27. Kaylee Wyatt had been brought in that day by fire and rescue personnel as unresponsive.
Investigator David Taylor responded to the hospital after being notified that the child was being transferred to Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters in Norfolk where she was placed in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). Kaylee remained in ICU until June 30, when she died of “extreme rotational cranial acceleration injuries,” or shaken baby syndrome.
An autopsy July 2 at the Medical Examiner’s office in Richmond ruled it a homicide, Hodges reported.
Nolf and Wyatt were transported to the Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center in Saluda. They face arraignment Thursday in King William General District Court.
http://www.vagazette.com/articles/2011/07/20/news/doc4e26023acd477711289894.txt
i cannot find any information about the case online. is there another way to find out if she has been found guilty and sentenced?
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