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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are we certain the baby was alive when they went to the forest?  [/quote]
Well we know almost nothing about this case and we can only speculate at this point but it seems very very strange if they carried dead baby in a hiking carrier and hiked almost 8 miles in the 90F heat…[/quote]

I’m not clear how far they hiked.  Once, to my knowledge, it was said they hiked 8.5.  Later, it seemed the sheriff backed off from this.

The entire event is very very strange, right?

I’ve seen cases where a child has drowned, died in a hot car, ran in front of a car and a parent freezes, failing to call 911, resorting to other measures.

I certainly don’t know what happened.  My brain tells me ALL environmental factors including the extreme heat are off the table.

As someone posted upthread, tox’ analysis take a long time and can’t be rushed.  If a drug is found, new tests must determine the amount in each person.  Mandatory info for the death report as well as CDC records.  
Another big thing is the lab requires a comparison sample to conduct said tests.
A Columbus, OH lab once had to get carfentanil from a zoo to use as a clean sample.  
 
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