Vanessa Esquivel Intentionally Left Her 15MO Child In Hot Car, Resulting In Child's Death

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27-year-old Vanessa Esquivel is accused of leaving her 15-month-old child in a vehicle without air conditioning for over 2 hours in 95 degree weather.

The toddler died in Frisco sometime after 2 p.m. on Aug. 16.

Police said they were called to Medical City Plano to investigate the child’s death.

They now believe Vanessa Esquivel knowingly left the 15-month-old in a vehicle without air conditioning for over two hours while she was at work in the 3200 block of Preston Road.

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Dallas mom intentionally left toddler in hot car, police say

A 27-year-old woman from Dallas is facing a murder charge after Frisco police said she intentionally left her 15-month-old child in a hot vehicle.

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[Sugar Cookie]

I want her deported to hell - She left that baby in the car too die it was no damn accident.

Police claim a Dallas mother stopped at McDonald’s before bringing her infant son, who fell sick after being left in a hot car, to the hospital. The boy had died by the time they got there.

According to an arrest warrant affidavit released by the Frisco Police Department, 27-year-old Vanessa Esquivel initially lied to investigators about what happened on August 16.

She told police she had spent the day with her 15-month-old son, driving him around in a car with broken air conditioning. Temperatures that day climbed above 95 degrees, KDFW reports.

However, authorities say they later confirmed with her employer, the Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa, that Esquivel had worked a shift that afternoon from about 1:45 p.m. to 4:15 p.m.

The affidavit states that she eventually drove her son to Medical City Plano, but investigators determined the child was already dead. On the way, she stopped at a McDonald’s in North Dallas and ordered food.

She reportedly told staff at the hospital that she had been driving her son around and the car was hot because her air conditioning was not working. She also told them that she had been with him all day, the affidavit states.

When police responded to the hospital for a report of an infant’s death, medical staff told officers the child’s core body temperature was over 106 degrees, according to the affidavit.

The following day, Esquivel called the spa and, on a recorded line, admitted to a coworker that she was responsible for her son’s death.

She said she had been “between a rock and a hard place” and could not find childcare while she worked on two clients. She also acknowledged that she expected to be arrested and asked the coworker not to leak the call.

Mom got fast food on way to hospital after baby died in hot car: Police

The 27-year-old Dallas spa employee stopped at McDonald’s with her dead 15-month-old son in the car, who she allegedly left in the hot vehicle while she was at work

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27-year-old Vanessa Esquivel was arrested and charged with murder after she allegedly "intentionally" left her 15-month-old baby in a hot car without air conditioning for more than two hours, leading to the baby's death, police say.

Frisco police said in a news release that Plano police investigating a baby's death at Medical City Plano informed Frisco PD about the baby's death, which likely occurred on Aug. 16 in Frisco.

The baby's mother, went to her work at about 2 p.m. Aug. 16 and allegedly "intentionally left her 15-month-old child for over two hours in a vehicle she knew did not have working air conditioning," police say. The outside temperature was at least 95 degrees at the time, officials say.

Esquivel brought the child to the emergency room at Medical City Plano and officers determined the child's core temperature was more than 106F, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.

"Vanessa told medical staff and Plano PD officers that the victim did not seem to be feeling well, and that she had been driving him around during the day in a hot vehicle since her air conditioning did not work," the affidavit states. "Vanessa told medical staff and Plano PD officers that she had been with the victim the entire day, and he was not supervised by anyone else."

Esquivel was wearing a uniform for a massage studio and spa so officers had asked if she went to work, but she said she hadn't gone to work, according to the affidavit. Officers contacted the business, though, and found she had worked between 1:45 p.m. and 4:15 p.m. that day, the affidavit states.

"A coworker later stated Vanessa remained inside the business, and she did not return to her vehicle until she left for the day," the affidavit alleges.

Then, on Aug. 17, Esquivel called the business and told an employee her child had died and she'd been "between a rock and a hard place," unable to find childcare for the baby, the affidavit states.


"Vanessa said she left the victim in her vehicle in the parking lot with the air conditioning working while she served two clients," the affidavit continued. "Vanessa told the employee that the police were investigating her, and she asked the employee not to leak her phone call. Vanessa stated the incident was her fault, and that she believed she would be arrested."

North Texas mom accused of 'intentionally' leaving baby in hot car indicted, records show

The mother is accused of leaving her 15-month-old baby in a car without air conditioning for more than two hours, leading to the baby's death, police say.

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[BuffettGirl]

Not a rock and a hard place hunni, but rather life or death. And you picked death for your baby. You're NOT the victim here, your precious son was...

 

[Sugar Cookie]

Not a rock and a hard place hunni, but rather life or death. And you picked death for your baby. You're NOT the victim here, your precious son was...

We just need to hope she gets enough of a prison sentence where her eggs are already fried.