Queens Baby died of SIDS, not pits bull malling, parents reveal the parents

Last week, a Queens Housing Complex found a month-old girl dead with severe facial injuries, which, according to her unhappy parents and a preliminary medical report, suddenly did not die of a dog with a dog from a baby death syndrome (SIDS). Little Kianna Winfield was discovered by her mother, Lillian Burton and stepfather, Christopher on the bed on Tuesday morning at the Queensbridge House. Initially, the police believed that the infant was named Bella by the six-week-long Pit Bul-German Shepherd Mix of the family, which was later ejected.However, on Wednesday, New York City’s office of Medical Examination confirmed that the child had died after a dog bite. A spokesman for the office said, “We can confirm that it is not a dog’s death.” The family claims that he did not know that his daughter died that morning till a devastating discovery. Christopher said, “Our child was alive when we all fell asleep. This is the last thing we know,” Christopher said. The New York Post said, “Our child died of CIDS … he also had medical issues. He had a heartbroken.” The couple say they were frightened to wake up and the child was declared dead at the scene, finding the young puppy cutting Kayana’s face around 6:30 pm, describing the injuries, which included the “sufficient part of her face”. “I didn’t kill my child,” Lillian Burton said in an emotional interview. “I take good care of my children,” he said, “they are well fed, they have changed well, they are well kept together.”“To say to someone that my children are malnourished, this is not true.” Photographs show Kianna as a healthy newborn before the tragedy, nap in the hospital and at home in peace. Neighbors told the post that they had expressed concern about the days of the puppy. “I told him,” that dog should be on a strap, “Shanell Narovile said, who lives in the building. “He said,” No, it doesn’t bite the dog. ” I said, ‘All dogs bite.’ , Since then the family has been dropped from their apartments, while the police have continued their investigation. No allegations have been made as the authorities are waiting for the final body examination results.