Padres de Oklahoma se declaran culpables de la muerte por inanición de su hijo pequeño

13 de mayo de 2026

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Daniel Ash y Amber Murphy se declararon culpables esta semana de asesinato en segundo grado por la muerte por inanición de su hijo de 2 años, Charles Wayne Ash.

La pareja presentó sus declaraciones ante un tribunal federal en Oklahoma. Ash se declaró culpable el 7 de mayo y Murphy el 8 de mayo, según los registros judiciales. Su hijo pesaba solo 17 libras cuando falleció el 11 de septiembre de 2024 en el Integris Baptist Regional Health Center en Miami, Oklahoma. Una autopsia reveló una grave pérdida de masa muscular, deshidratación y anemia, sin registro de atención médica desde su nacimiento en julio de 2022.

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