The Night He Stopped Breathing

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[00:00:00]On the morning of March 22nd, just before 4:00 a.m., something [snorts] went horribly wrong inside a quiet Milwaukee home.

[00:00:07]A 911 call came in. A mother's voice, panicked, breaking. Her 3-month-old baby was not breathing. When first responders arrived at the home near 19th Street and Fairmount Avenue, they immediately went into life-saving mode. But despite their efforts, the infant was pronounced dead at the scene. The caller was 31-year-old Natosha Goodman. At first, it looked like a tragic accident. A sleep-deprived mother, a sudden infant death, a household moment that turned fatal in seconds.

[00:00:38]But investigators quickly noticed something didn't add up.

[00:00:42]Goodman told police she had fallen asleep while holding the baby.

[00:00:46]She described a normal night, nothing unusual, nothing alarming.

[00:00:51]But the deeper detectives looked into the baby's short life, the more concerning the picture became.