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A Brief Summary Of Leonardo Sanchez's Suffocation To Death
On September 12 in Washington D.C. , a boy by the name of Leonardo Sanchez was stuck under a bean chair at the West Jordan Child Center, while the employee who worked there then sat on the beanbag chair to read to the other children and suffocated the young boy to death. It is still unclear how the boy went unnoticed, and when asked about how she couldn’t hear or feel him, and she calls this event a tragic accident. Since this event, no charges have been pressed and it is still under investigation.
In summary, a 2 year old boy by the name of Leonardo Sanchez went unnoticed as he crawled under a bean bag chair at child center in Washington D.C. and then suffocated to death. This was caused by one of the employees at the center sitting down

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