How could you forget your baby for 6 hours and then cover her up when asking someone to help start your car? And then go to hospital for herself, not her baby? No, this woman was more than negligent-
Police said they don’t believe Fowler intended to harm the child. She left the air conditioning running, but when she finally emerged the car had shut off, according to DeKalb police.
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The warrants suggest the case against Fowler was partly built by security camera footage.
Fowler had a hair appointment in the Northlake Tower Festival Shopping Center in the Tucker area at 10 a.m. Footage shows her enter at 10:06 a.m. and later emerge at 4 p.m., the warrants say.
Witnesses confirmed she never left the salon.
In the parking lot, Fowler couldn’t start the car and got a man at the hair dresser’s to assist.
The good Samaritan didn’t see the baby because, police believe, Fowler covered her up with clothes that were in the car or hid her in some other way.
“Between 4 and 4:54 (p.m.) she texted the child’s godfather that she was going to go to an urgent care for headaches,” a detective wrote. “(Fowler) also Googled about signs of seizures.”
She arrived at Emory at 4:54 p.m., soon dialing 911.
Police allege Fowler didn’t mention the child and instead said that she herself was “having a seizure of some kind.”
When officers arrived, Skylar was unresponsive in the back seat.
The medical examiner’s office believes she had been dead for “some period of time,” the detective wrote.
DeKalb cops: Baby died in hot car while mom got her hair done