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Autopsy reveals Queens infant did not die from dog bite as officials initially thought
LONG ISLAND CITY, Queens (WABC) -- An autopsy revealed on Wednesday that a one-month-old baby from Queens was not mauled to death by the family dog. While the autopsy ruled out the dog bite, the medical examiner did not immediately determine the cause of death.
The first images of a baby horrifically killed by the family dog inside a public housing apartment show the beautiful newborn ...
Kiyanna Winfield was pronounced dead at the Queensbridge Houses complex in Long Island City on Tuesday morning. At first NYPD ...
Georgia told Newsweek her dog, Smokey, "started crawling like this when he realised the attention Crue was getting." ...
A 1-month-old Queens girl was not mauled to death by a pit bull puppy inside the family’s housing project home — but died of ...
It turns out maternity photos aren’t just for humans. One pregnant dog is winning over the internet by sharing her growing baby bump in an irresistibly cute video. As she inches closer to meeting her ...
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Baby rushed to hospital with 'serious' and 'life-threatening' injuries after horror dog attackA one-year-old baby girl, a 21-year-old woman and a 53-year-old man were all taken to hospital with injuries following the ...
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Wearing your protective (and super stylish!) eyewear. These 17 photos of baby animals will make your day. This is one of the best dog photos! Can I have a piggyback ride, sis? These cuties are ...
A one-month-old baby was mauled to death by her family dog as she lay in bed on Tuesday morning, the NYPD has confirmed. The horror unfolded inside the Queensbridge Houses complex in Long Island ...
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