"Piratita" ate a chocolate and died | Chronic

An 11-year-old dairy-allergic child died in England after mistakenly eating a piece of chocolate that his father had bought from a supermarket because he thought it was compatible with his son's illness. The man was called to testify but was excused.

After giving him four bites of the English city of Burnley, he felt bad and started throwing up. Frightened, his parents tried to help him and gave him his inhaler and his medication, but as they could not improve his condition, they then asked for urgent help from an ambulance.

Meanwhile, the father re-checked the chocolate package and it was at that point that he realized the terrible mistake: the candy did not contain gluten but contained milk powder , a product that his son could not eat. After receiving his first medical care at home, the child was transferred to Royal Blackburn Hospital, but he died a few hours later. After the autopsy, the coroners verified that he had undergone anaphylaxis, that is, a severe allergic reaction.

After giving him four bites of the English city of Burnley, he felt bad and started throwing up.

L & # 39; investigation

After the terrible moment of the boy's farewell, his father, ThomasJustice has invoked its version of the facts. He gave his explanations and was finally excused, the court having said that "he did everything he could " To save his son. "He explained that he had vomited on the occasion when he had drunk milk and then recovered", although this time the infection could over, said the judge of instruction Richard Taylor, which concluded that it was a question of "accidental death".