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An autopsy report released on Wednesday provided gruesome details about the death of Mariah Woods, a 3-year-old girl in North Carolina whose body was found in a creek in December, a few days after that. She was reported missing. report, the body was found wrapped in three white plastic trash bags, and then stuffed inside a plaid cushion cover with a piece of cement and rocks, reported Carolina Fox. Including abrasions on his left, the upper eyelid, on his nose and under his chin, according to the report. A slight purple bruise adjacent to the left eye and two haemorrhages on his scalp were also detected.
"We suspect that this chemical was used to neutralize the child, and according to the autopsy report, he caused his death, unfortunate, as we all know."
The cause of death was "chloroform poisoning," says the report.
Chloroform, a volatile chemical used as anesthetic in small doses, could be toxic in large quantities. [TRADUCTION] "We suspect that this chemical was used to neutralize the child, and according to the autopsy report, this led to his death, which is really unfortunate, as we all know, Onslow County sheriff Hans Miller said, according to the station.
Earl Kimrey, 32, is charged with first degree murder and child abuse.
(1965-19911) Earl Kimrey, 32, the boyfriend of the child's mother, Kristy Woods, was charged with first degree murder and child abuse related to the dead, Fox News previously reported.
Prosecutors said in February that they planned to apply for the death sentence against Kimrey.
Mariah was reported missing at her home in Jacksonville on November 27 and an Amber alert was released, reports Raleigh News & Observer. 19659003] Fayetteville Police found the corpse of the 3-year-old on Dec. 2 in a creek in Pender County, about 30 miles from home.
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