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Infant’s death a homicide, autopsy rules

Edmonton police have determined the death of a one-year-old boy to be a homicide.

Carter Auger died on Sept. 25, 21 days after his first birthday. At time time, police considered it to be a case of sudden death.

However, an autopsy by Edmonton’s medical examiner found the results to be suspicious and the homicide section was called in to investigate.

It has now been determined that Carter died from blunt-force trauma to his head. The investigation into the matter is ongoing.

Carter’s death is Edmonton’s 20th homicide of 2014.

Source:: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/infant-s-death-a-homicide-autopsy-rules-1.2878014?cmp=rss

      

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