“At the time, we don’t know if this was an accident or foul play is involved,' police said.
Authorities are investigating the tragic death of 4-year-old twins who were found unresponsive inside a toy chest in their Jacksonville, Florida, home.
“When I got home from work a couple hours later I looked in at all the kids like usual to make sure they were sleeping, then ate my dinner and went to sleep,” Myers wrote. “So as they slept, all snuggled up together, they slowly ran out of oxygen within a couple of hours and passed away,” she continued. “They never even knew it was happening. There wasn’t a sudden gasp for air, it was a very slow transition from sleep to passing on …”“So we ALL immediately started panicking, yelling for them, turning the house upside down, yelling up and down the street,” she wrote. Myers said eventually one of her sons located the twins.
Blinn said there were adults and children in the home at the time of the incident and all are being interviewed.there were at least 34 child deaths between 1996 and 2014 involving toy chests.
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