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1st BBQ own baby in hot car while daddy zzzzzz sleep. Then panic put baby in fridge to cool off, and go to prison for killing her! Sooooo smart!



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Warrant: Dad tried to save baby left in hot car by putting her in fridge

Jordan Armstrong, Lauren Zakalik and David Goins, WFAA
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Michael Thedford*
COLLIN COUNTY -- An arrest warrant released Wednesday reveals more information about a father arrested after allegedly leaving his 6-month-old daughter in a hot car, causing her death.
According to the warrant issued for Michael Thedford, the Melissa father told investigators that he took his 5-year-old and 3-year-old children to daycare at about 9 a.m. Tuesday. He stated the youngest child, named Fern according to her grandfather, wasn't going to daycare that day because she had a virus and was running a fever.
When he went home, Thedford says he forgot the baby was in the car and went inside the house to take a nap.
The warrant states that when he woke up around 1 p.m., roughly four hours later, he said he discovered the baby was in the car and ran outside. He found her unresponsive and took her into the house.
Thedford told police he placed his daughter in the refrigerator "for an undetermined length of time prior to calling 911."
STORY: Father arrested in death of child allegedly left in hot car
The warrant goes on to say Thedford told officers he called his wife and 911 while trying to perform CPR on the child. When deputies arrived, they found the baby dead in the kitchen.
While being interviewed by the Collin County Sheriff's Office, Thedford told deputies he's an unemployed high school teacher. He said his wife of 12 years is a veterinarian in Plano, and she was at work during the incident.
Stan Thedford calls his son Michael a fantastic, doting dad. He says he can’t speak to how his son forgot Fern in the car.
“Every year at this time it happens to people from all walks of life,” he said of the tragedy. “It’s something we should all be more aware of.”
He says this was a terrible accident, something echoed by another close family friend News 8 spoke to.
Thedford*taught introduction to physics and chemistry at Celina High School last year, according to district officials.
"Michael is rocket-science smart," assistant superintendent Bill Hemby told News 8. "He did a great job for us while he was here. We all had an understanding of how much he loved his children. We're all in mourning, just like he is."
Thedford was arrested Tuesday on a charge of manslaughter. He was released after posting a $20,000 bond.
Temperatures in Collin County reached 91 degrees by noon the day the child died.
Child Protective Services is investigating. The two older children are not currently in CPS custody.
“We appreciate everyone’s thoughts and concerns,” Stan Thedford said. “We just need time for our grieving, and to help family get through it.”
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Dad tried to save baby left in hot car by putting her in fridge
June 23, 20161:45pm

Michael Thedford forgot about his daughter, who was strapped into the back seat of his car.
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A MAN charged with causing the death of his six-month-old daughter by leaving her in a hot car put the baby in a refrigerator in an attempt to save her after finding her in a desperate condition in the back of his vehicle, an arrest warrant says.

Michael Thedford, a 33-year-old, unemployed high school teacher, was arrested in Collin County, outside Dallas, on Tuesday, Reuters and WFAA.com report.

According to the arrest warrant, Thedford dropped his two other children, aged three and five, at daycare about 9am, but forgot about his baby daughter, in the back of the car when he got home.

His wife was at work, and Thedford went inside and fell asleep.

When he woke four hours later at 1pm, he discovered the baby was in the car, unresponsive, and strapped in her child safety seat.

His daughter was stiff and ‘hot as a brick’ when he found her. The outdoor temperature at the time was about 32C.

He carried her into the house and placed her in the refrigerator ‘for an undetermined length of time’ before calling his wife and emergency services and attempting CPR, police said.

When police arrived, they found the baby dead in the kitchen.

Mr Thedford has been charged with manslaughter and released on a bond.

Mr Thedford’s father, Stan, told WPAA his son is a doting dad, and baby Fern’s death was a ‘terrible accident’.

He said Fern hadn’t gone to daycare that day because she was unwell.

“We appreciate everyone’s thoughts and concerns,” Stan Thedford said.

“We just need time for our grieving and to help family get through it.”

It does not pays to be forgetful..