8-year-old girl suspected of killing one-year-old toddler to stop him from CRYING (photos)

In a bizarre incident, an eight year-old
girl is suspected of having had a hand in
the death of a one-year-old toddler.
The body of Korey Brown was found
hidden in a bedroom of a home day
care center in Michigan, US, on Friday,
April 14.
A five-year-old boy is thought to have
been the only witness as to what
transpired because the kids were left
unsupervised for about two hours.
The toddler, Korey Brown
The local police chief, Jeffrey Lewis, said
the cause of Korey's death is still
unknown, adding that it was likely that
the girl went to attend to the toddler
when he started crying.
Lewis also said: " This person that was
involved in the death probably felt
something was wrong. If you're a child
and break something, you try to hide it."

It was gathered that Korey's mother,
Bryanna Reasonover, told local media
that she found her son's body in a
playpen and that it had bruises and bite
marks.

She added: " It's very frustrating not to
know what happened, to know that he
was suffering when all he probably
wanted was his mommy ."

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