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Texas woman sentenced after leaving baby in hot car, making a stop before getting child help

A Texas woman was sentenced to 25 years after her 15-month-old son died when left in a hot car while she worked.

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What happened A Texas woman was sentenced to 25 years after her 15-month-old son died when left in a hot car while she worked.
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The Oregonian (OregonLive)News report · Jul 8, 3:48 PM

Texas woman sentenced after leaving baby in hot car, making a stop before getting child help

A Texas woman was sentenced to 25 years after her 15-month-old son died when left in a hot car while she worked.

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Jul 8, 3:48 PM: The Oregonian (OregonLive) joined the source map.

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