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🚨 OHIO MOTHER WANTED AFTER 17-MONTH-OLD DAUGHTER DIES FROM FENTANYL — GRANDMOTHER TURNS HERSELF IN! A 17-month-old little girl is dead, her grandmother is behind bars, and authorities have been searching for her mother. 💔 The heartbreaking part? The mother wasn’t even supposed to have unsupervised visits with her daughter. On October 13, 2026, emergency responders were called to a home in Orient, Ohio, where a 17-month-old girl was found unresponsive. The toddler was transported to Nationwide Children’s Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. An autopsy reportedly revealed a fatal amount of fentanyl in her system. Investigators discovered that the child’s grandmother, 52-year-old Tammy May Stroud, had court-ordered custody of the little girl. Her mother, 30-year-old Brittany Stroud, was reportedly prohibited from having unsupervised visitation. But according to investigators, Brittany was believed to be living in the same home as her daughter. Even more concerning, reports indicate that Children’s Services had already been attempting to remove the child from the home because of the custody situation. 🚨 HERE’S WHERE THE CASE STANDS AS OF OCTOBER 20: Tammy Stroud turned herself in on October 18. Pickaway County jail records confirm she was booked at 9:10 p.m. Her bond was reportedly set at $250,000. Brittany Stroud is facing charges including involuntary manslaughter, child endangering, and drug possession. There are claims circulating that Brittany has also surrendered, but I have not been able to independently confirm those reports. The latest news coverage I located still lists her as wanted. Authorities have not publicly established exactly how the toddler was exposed to the fentanyl. And that’s an important distinction as this investigation continues. 💔 This little girl was only 17 months old. She was supposed to be protected by a court-ordered custody arrangement. Instead, she’s gone. My biggest question is this: If Children’s Services was already trying to remove this baby from the home, what happened before they could intervene? And should the person who had legal custody be held responsible for allowing prohibited unsupervised contact? What are your thoughts? #OhioTrueCrime #BrittanyStroud #TammyStroud #PickawayCounty #TrueCrimeNews 🚨 HAVE INFORMATION ABOUT BRITTANY STROUD’S WHEREABOUTS? Contact Pickaway County Sheriff’s Detective Sgt. Robert Dauberman at 740-420-5752. Anonymous tips can also be submitted to Central Ohio Crime Stoppers at 614-461-8477. Sources: ABC 6 WSYX, PEOPLE, Pickaway County Sheriff’s Office

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🚨 “WE’RE PAST THAT. SHE’S PURPLE.” — THE 911 CALL FROM AN OHIO MOTHER NOW CHARGED IN HER 17-MONTH-OLD DAUGHTER’S DEATH. Details from the 911 recording and probable cause affidavit reveal a heartbreaking timeline surrounding the death of a 17-month-old little girl in Orient, Ohio. On October 13, 2026, Brittany Stroud called 911 to report that her daughter was not breathing. When the dispatcher asked if she knew how to perform CPR, Brittany responded: “We’re past that. She’s purple. Oh my God.” Another child could reportedly be heard crying in the background, asking what was happening. But what investigators learned about the hours leading up to that call raises even more questions. 📍 WHAT THE POLICE AFFIDAVIT REVEALS: According to court documents: ▪️ The toddler reportedly spent much of the previous evening on the living room floor while family members were home. ▪️ Her grandmother, Tammy Stroud, who had legal custody, reportedly told investigators she went to bed while the child remained on the floor. ▪️ Tammy stated the toddler was still on the living room floor when she left for work around 6 a.m. ▪️ Brittany told investigators she checked on her daughter around 7:30 a.m. and heard what she described as snoring before going back to sleep. ▪️ Around 11 a.m., Brittany reportedly discovered her daughter unresponsive on a mattress, with her face partially pressed into it. ▪️ According to the affidavit, Brittany did not attempt CPR. Emergency responders subsequently performed CPR and transported the child to Nationwide Children’s Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. 🚨 BUT SOCIAL MEDIA ACTIVITY IS NOW RAISING ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS. Although Brittany reportedly told investigators she went back to sleep after checking on her daughter, screenshots circulating on social media appear to show activity from her Facebook account during the hours leading up to the 911 call. If authentic, those posts could raise questions about the timeline Brittany provided investigators. The timestamps and who actually made the posts have not been independently verified. It is also unclear whether investigators have reviewed this activity. 💔 THEN CAME THE AUTOPSY RESULTS. Investigators initially received information suggesting the child’s sleeping position may have restricted her breathing. However, an autopsy performed October 14 revealed that the toddler had a fatal amount of fentanyl in her system. And there was another troubling discovery. Brittany was NOT legally permitted to have unsupervised visitation with her daughter. A court order had placed the little girl in the custody of her grandmother, Tammy Stroud, reportedly because of concerns involving Brittany’s fentanyl addiction. Court documents also allege that the toddler and a younger sibling had both tested positive for fentanyl at birth. ⚖️ BOTH MOTHER AND GRANDMOTHER NOW FACE CHARGES. Brittany Stroud, 30, has been charged with involuntary manslaughter, child endangerment, and possession of a controlled substance. Tammy Stroud, 52, faces related complicity charges. She surrendered to authorities on October 18, pleaded not guilty, and was given a $250,000 bond. As of the latest confirmed reporting, Brittany remained wanted by authorities. Anyone with information regarding her whereabouts is asked to contact the Pickaway County Sheriff’s Office at 740-420-5752. Both women are presumed innocent unless proven guilty. My question is this: If a court had already determined this mother could not be alone with her child, how was this little girl left in her unsupervised care? And if the Facebook activity is verified, could it change investigators’ understanding of what happened during those crucial morning hours? 🎧 Listen to the 911 call and share your thoughts. #BrittanyStroud #OhioTrueCrime #TrueCrimeNews #JusticeForChildren #PickawayCounty Sources: Law&Crime, ABC 6 WSYX, WHIO, PEOPLE

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🚨 7-YEAR-OLD GIRL ALLEGEDLY TORTURED IN THE HOME WHERE SHE WAS PLACED — NOW INVESTIGATORS HAVE EXHUMED HER BODY. Seven-year-old Jor’Dynn Duncan died on December 29, 2025, in Bayport, New York. She had been living with her father’s fiancée, Emily Kelly, who had been granted legal guardianship. Prosecutors allege that Jor’Dynn endured prolonged abuse before her death. AND THE MEDICAL EXAMINER’S FINDINGS ARE DEVASTATING. According to prosecutors, Jor’Dynn died from a severe, untreated infection caused by sharp-force injuries. The medical examiner documented approximately 90 injuries on her little body. Kelly has been charged with second-degree murder. Kelly’s mother, Barbara Renner, and daughter, Elyssa Seymore, also face charges in connection with the case. All three have pleaded not guilty. NOW THERE’S A NEW DEVELOPMENT. On October 20, Jor’Dynn’s biological mother’s attorney confirmed that investigators had exhumed the child’s remains. Her mother, Portia Duncan, authorized the exhumation at the request of the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office. Authorities have not publicly explained what additional evidence they hope to obtain. BUT THIS CASE RAISES ANOTHER DISTURBING QUESTION. Jor’Dynn had been placed in the home through a court-approved guardianship arrangement. Prosecutors allege evidence of mistreatment existed months before her death, with the abuse escalating after Kelly obtained custody. Her biological mother is now seeking answers about how her daughter ended up in that situation and why the alleged abuse wasn’t stopped. Her attorney has indicated that legal action is expected. Jor’Dynn was just seven years old. When a court places a child in someone’s care, who should be responsible for making sure that child is actually safe? #JorDynnDuncan #JusticeForJorDynn #TrueCrimeNews #ChildWelfare #NewYorkNews Sources: News 12 Long Island, ABC7 New York