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Perry mother goes on trial today in death of daughter

December 3, 2001 By admin

Kari Engholm, the Perry woman accused of neglect and manslaughter for the death of her seven-month-old girl, is on trial today. Engholm left her child all day in a hot mini-van. The prosecutor is saying Engholm let her own thoughts of a busy day get in the way of her duty to take care of her child. Engholm’s attorney is arguing his client shouldn’t be convicted for what was essentially a tragic accident. Lawyer Ronald Wheeler questioned Perry police detective Eric Vaughan this morning. Vaughan said he found that Engholm had forgotten her child.Engholm is the C-E-O of the Dallas County Hospital in Perry.

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