Sentenced: Parents Charged With Child Neglect In Death Of 1YO Son

[Sugar Cookie]

According to court documents, Amber Boyd called 911 on Nov. 12, 2020 and said her child wasn’t breathing. When paramedics arrived they noted bruising on the child and make-up covering scabs and lesions on the boy’s body. The autopsy findings noted 70-80s lesion on the boy’s body. Toxicology showed methamphetamine was in the boy’s urine.

Cody Robertson, 25, is expected to be charged with child neglect, causing death. A warrant has been issued for 22-year-old Amber Boyd’s arrest.

Parents to be charged with child neglect in death of 1-year-old son

A 25-year-old man is facing criminal charges for the death of his son. The boy died Nov. 12, 2020.

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Police say Boyd, at about 1:20 p.m. on Nov. 12, called 911 to report she found her child not breathing at her town of Corning home. Boyd told dispatchers she discovered the child “like five minutes” earlier, and called another person before calling 911. Officers and rescue crews arrived about 15 minutes later and noted that the child had numerous bruises to the face, head, arms and legs, according to the criminal complaint.

Paramedics report the child had makeup concealer covering scabs and abrasions on the neck, chin and near the eyebrows, with additional makeup on the child’s head.

According to court documents, an autopsy performed Nov. 13 showed the child had acute bronchiolitis, an acute inflammatory injury of the bronchioles that is usually caused by a viral infection, with dozens of lesions on the child’s body. The autopsy also noted additional lesions on the child’s scalp consistent with “fingers or something of similar size.”

The child weighed just 17 pounds at the time of his death, below the third percentile for children his age, prosecutors say. Blood test results showed the boy had methamphetamine in his body at the time of his death and additional tests showed his siblings also had methamphetamine in their urine, according to court documents. Methamphetamine was discovered at the scene.

Police say Boyd admitted that she and Robertson smoked methamphetamine in the living room on the day the boy died.

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[Sugar Cookie]

Grayson G. Robertson

July 14, 2019 ~ November 12, 2020

 

[rushman]

Send Barbie & Scrunch face to the can

 

[Sejanus]

So the Grumpy Leprechaun is in custódy while Mindy Methhead is in hiding.
Got it.
Hopefully she offed herself in a dumpster or overdosed in a forest.

 

[Busy Bee]

70 to 80 injuries on a 17 pound 1 year old child, she thought she could hide them with Make-up? Poor little mite, sorry parents!

 

[roadsidehorror]

They should be shoved in the ovens and gassed repeatedly. At the very least they should be sterilized. Stop that shit right where it festers.

 

[Sevens My Charm]

That baby was sick.. he needed medication, comfort and love.. none of which he got

 

[agm8478]

I truly believe that people in this country should have to qualify to have children. As for these two rancid, worthless meat sacks they should be STERILIZED as a condition of their sentence.

 

[roadsidehorror]

That baby was sick.. he needed medication, comfort and love.. none of which he got

You just nailed me to the wall. I get so caught up in hating people like this that I throw the victim out the window.

 

[Sugar Cookie]

A 23-year-old Merrill woman pleaded guilty Monday to a crime connected with the death of her 15-month-old son in November 2020.

Amber Boyd pleaded guilty to neglecting a child causing death. As part of the plea agreement, Lincoln County Circuit Judge Jay Tlusty dismissed two counts neglecting a child, one count of methamphetamine possession, and one count of being a party to the crimes of amphetamine possession, marijuana possession, drug paraphernalia used to manufacture methamphetamine possession, drug paraphernalia possession and obstructing an officer.

The child's death came to light when Boyd called 911 on Nov. 12, 2020 and told a Lincoln County dispatcher her baby wasn't breathing. She had called someone else before dialing 911, and that person instructed her to make the emergency call, according to a criminal complaint. Boyd told the dispatcher she found the baby on the floor near the bathroom.

Emergency responders saw numerous bruises on the boy's face, head, arms and legs, according to the complaint. A paramedic reported seeing a powdery substance like makeup concealer on the boy and saw makeup covering scabs on the boy's neck or chin and near the middle of his eyebrows, according to the complaint.

A doctor who conducted an autopsy on the boy Nov. 13, 2020, reported the child had pneumonia. The doctor also found a history of domestic abuse and multiple injuries to the boy's body, according to the complaint. The doctor estimated the boy had between 20 and 25 injuries to his head, about 10 to his left arm, eight to his right arm, one to his chest, 10 to 15 on his right leg, 10 to his left leg and about 10 to his back, according to the complaint. The boy's injuries were not lethal, according to the complaint.

A blood sample taken from the boy tested positive for methamphetamine. Urine samples from the boy's siblings also tested positive for methamphetamine, according to the complaint.

Officers found methamphetamine on a dresser in a closet in a bedroom of the home, according to the complaint. They also found drug paraphernalia, marijuana, LSD and a scale in drawers of a dresser, according to the complaint.

Boyd told officers she snorted methamphetamine off a plate on Nov. 10, 2020, after Cody G. Robertson, 26, who also lived at the Merrill home, left for work. She said Robertson smoked methamphetamine in the living room the morning of Nov. 12.


Robertson's cellphone showed he made arrangements to buy and sell marijuana and methamphetamine, according to the complaint.

Merrill mother pleads guilty to child neglect after baby boy found dead with injuries, meth in blood sample

The doctor who conducted an autopsy reported numerous injuries on the baby's body and methamphetamine in a blood sample.

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[Sugar Cookie]

A 25-year-old man charged with neglect after his 1-year-old son died in November 2020 will return to court Wednesday to see if his case will head to trial.

Cody Robertson is charged with child neglect, causing death. The boy’s mother,

According to court documents, Boyd called 911 and said her child wasn’t breathing. When paramedics arrived they noted bruising on the child and make-up covering scabs and lesions on the boy’s body. The autopsy findings noted 70-80 lesions on the boy’s body. Toxicology showed methamphetamine was in the boy’s system.

Boyd and Robertson’s two other children also tested positive for methamphetamine. During a preliminary hearing for Boyd, it was explained that social services had been at the couple’s home the day before the boy died.


The autopsy report stated the death was caused by four things: acute bronchiolitis and bronchopneumonia, history of domestic abuse, history of prior abuse and ingested methamphetamine due to his environment. The boy had no broken bones or fractures.

Trial ordered for father charged in death of 1-year-old Lincoln County boy

A 25-year-old man charged with neglect after his 1-year-old son died in November 2020 will return to court Wednesday to see if his case will head to trial.

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[Sugar Cookie]

A 26-year-old father pleaded not guilty Tuesday to a felony charge connected to the death of his 15-month-old son in November 2020.

Cody G. Robertson of Merrill faces a charge of child neglect resulting in death. Lincoln County Circuit Judge Jay Tlusty scheduled Robertson's next appearance for 10 a.m. July 18.

According to the criminal complaint, on Nov. 12, 2020, Amber Boyd, 23, of Merrill called 911 and told a Lincoln County dispatcher she found her baby on the floor near the bathroom, and he wasn't breathing.

Emergency responders saw bruises and scabs at several locations on the boy, and it appeared someone had tried to use makeup to cover them, according to the complaint.

A doctor who conducted an autopsy on the boy Nov. 13, 2020, reported the child had pneumonia. The doctor also found a history of abuse and multiple injuries on the boy's body, including more than 20 injuries to his head, according to the complaint. The boy's injuries were not lethal.

A blood sample taken from the boy tested positive for methamphetamine. Urine samples from the boy's siblings also tested positive for methamphetamine, according to the complaint.

Officers found methamphetamine on a dresser in a bedroom of the home, according to the complaint. They also found drug paraphernalia, marijuana, LSD and a scale.

Boyd told officers she snorted methamphetamine off a plate on Nov. 10, 2020, after Robertson, who also lived at the Merrill home, left for work. She said Robertson smoked methamphetamine in the living room the morning of Nov. 12, 2020.

Merrill father pleads not guilty to child neglect that resulted in 15-month-old son's death

Cody Robertson is charged with child neglect resulting in death.

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[GoneWest]

I guess you could start every comment on these stories with wtf, but seriously WTF?!?Social Services was there a day before this baby died and noticed nothing?! 17 pounds and covered in 70-80 lesions and nothing? Guess the make-up fooled that genius.

 

[Sugar Cookie]

A 23-year-old Merrill woman who pleaded guilty to contributing to her son's death was sentenced Thursday to four years in prison.

Amber Boyd, 23, of Merrill, pleaded guilty March 21 to neglecting a child resulting in death. Two counts of neglecting a child, one count methamphetamine possession, one count being a party to the crime of amphetamine possession, one count marijuana possession and two counts drug paraphernalia possession all were dismissed but considered during sentencing.

Lincoln County Circuit Judge Jay Tlusty gave Boyd credit for 415 days already served and ordered her to spend six years on extended supervision following her prison sentence.

Tlusty ordered Boyd to pay court costs, have no contact with Robertson, only have contact with her children that is approved by family court or a family interaction plan, undergo mental counseling, undergo drug abuse counseling and take prescribed medications.

Merrill woman sentenced to 4 years in prison for child neglect that led to 15-month-old son's death in 2020

Amber Boyd, of Merrill, pleaded guilty March 21 to neglecting a child resulting in death. She was sentenced Thursday to four years in prison.

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[Satanica]

I don't see "agrees not to get pregnant" on that list, unless one of the prescribed medications is for birth control.

 

[Sugar Cookie]

Hopefully she is able to get her shit together for herself and does not find another Cody when she gets out of prison.

 

[Sugar Cookie]

A 26-year-old father pleaded no contest to helping cause the death of his 15-month-old son.

Cody G. Robertson of Merrill was found guilty of being a party to the crime of neglecting a child resulting in death. Lincoln County Circuit Court Judge Robert Russell ordered a presentence investigation.

As part of a plea agreement, charges of being a party to the crimes of child neglect, manufacture of amphetamine, amphetamine possession, marijuana possession, possession of drug paraphernalia to manufacture methamphetamine in the presence of a child and possession of drug paraphernalia possession were dismissed but will be considered at the time of sentencing.

Merrill man pleads no contest to child neglect charge in death of his 15-month-old son

Cody Robertson is scheduled to be sentenced Nov. 28 for being a party to the crime of child neglect resulting in death.

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[Sugar Cookie]

Poor kid got mistreated in life and will probably be mistreated by the judicial system.

Both of these bio-donors will be out before you know it either destroying another child's life or living like the child they killed never existed.

 

[Sugar Cookie]

A 26-year-old man was sentenced Monday to five years in prison for the 2020 death of his 15-month-old son.

Cody G. Robertson of Merrill was found guilty of being a party to the crime of neglecting a child resulting in death. Lincoln County Circuit Judge Robert Russell gave Robertson credit for 558 days already served and ordered him to serve six years on extended supervision following his prison sentence.


The baby's mother, Amber Boyd, 24, of Merrill, was sentenced July 7 to four years in prison and seven years extended supervision for neglecting a child resulting in death.

According to the criminal complaint, Boyd called 911 on Nov. 12, 2020 and told a Lincoln County dispatcher her baby wasn't breathing. Boyd told the dispatcher she found the baby on the floor near the bathroom.

Emergency responders saw numerous bruises and scabs at several locations on the boy, and it appeared someone had tried to use makeup to cover them.

A doctor who conducted an autopsy on the boy Nov. 13, 2020, reported the child had pneumonia. The doctor also found a history of abuse and multiple injuries on the boy's body, including more than 20 injuries to his head, according to the complaint. The boy's injuries were not lethal.

A blood sample taken from the boy tested positive for methamphetamine. Urine samples from the boy's siblings also tested positive for methamphetamine, according to the complaint.

Merrill man sentenced to five years in prison for death of his 15-month-old son

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