An incredibly sad case
The final moments of a 'thriving baby' who died suddenly without explanation have been heard at an inquest. On November 3 an inquest to determine whether there was an "unnatural element" to baby Jackson Walters' death concluded, but left questions for his family.
A statement from Helena Clements, who was a consultant paediatrician at Sherwood Forest Hospitals at the time of Jackson's death, said that when he arrived at King's Mill Hospital further resuscitation was attempted but proved unsuccessful. She explained he was a "well grown" infant and that while there were some risk factors such as co-sleeping and prenatal smoking, she had no concerns about Mrs Walters' parenting.
She did find Jackson had inflammation in the back of his throat which would be in keeping with viral infections, but said there was nothing to suggest this had caused his death. Dr Hollingbury explained that when discovered by his mum Jackson "had rolled onto his left side, was unresponsive and appeared blue."
The inspector outlined that the address was secured whilst he spoke to the responding officers and took verbal accounts from those at the property. Mrs Walters' blood was taken for drugs and alcohol checks, which came back negative.
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