It seems impossible to me unless the dr. did not care. I mean pulling a baby out is not like pulling rope or something.
UpDate: Baby Who Was Decapitated During Delivery's Death Ruled a Homicide by Medical Examiner. Baby's head was stuck inside of the mother's vagina.
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So it was a gp?
Shoulder dystocia happens. You push the head back up in the womb and do a stat c section.
Wife told me that less than a year into our relationship.
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Be prepared to get HIGHLY upset...
Right, I thought she was the GP on duty and not the OB-GYN .......
I can kind of see how a GP might do that, but an actual OB-GYN........nah
You ever heard the saying "from the roota to the toota" I heard that means during child birth they had to cut the vaginal opening almost down to the butthole to make it wider for the baby to come through
I don't think it happened exactly like that, I think the article said they broke bones in the baby's neck and skull so essentially he was decapitated but the baby's head wasn't physically torn from the body
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That makes far more sense.
I just googled it and it's called an episiotomy, it once was a common practice during labor believed to prevent larger tears but now it's rarely used
If I'm wrong, I apologize. I thought the article said the head was delivered vaginally, but the body was by c section......
*will edit it needed
A couple's baby was decapitated during childbirth after a doctor used excessive force, a lawsuit alleges
According to the lawsuit, the baby got stuck insider its mother during delivery, and the couple were refused a C-section for hours.
www.insider.com
"Three hours later, Ross was taken for a C-section, according to the suit, but the baby's heartbeat did not register on a fetal monitor.
The surgical procedure removed the baby's legs and body, but his head was delivered vaginally, according to the suit."
And then later.
"The attorneys also said Southern Regional staff discouraged the couple from getting an autopsy, and wrapped and propped the baby up to make it look like his head was still attached to his body."
Then people reported the same
Georgia Mom Claims Baby Was Decapitated During Birth, Files Lawsuit Against Hospital, Doctor
A mother in Georgia filed a lawsuit against the hospital, physician and nurses who helped her deliver her baby, claiming that staff’s negligence led to her baby being decapitated while she was giving birth
"Attorney Roderick Edmond claimed, per details in the suit, that the baby’s body and legs were removed during a subsequent C-section procedure, but the baby’s head was delivered vaginally, the Associated Press reported"
"The complaint also claimed that the hospital staff did not immediately inform the parents of what happened and only let the parents view the dead child, which was wrapped tightly in a blanket with his head “propped on top of his body in a manner such that those viewing him could not identify that he had been decapitated,” per CNN. "
Doctor decapitated baby during challenging delivery, kept parents in the dark: Lawsuit
A couple in Georgia claim that their doctor decapitated their baby during delivery, and that the doctor and hospital staff tried to cover it all up.
lawandcrime.com
"When it was all said and done, the baby’s legs and torso emerged through the C-section, according to the plaintiffs.
“The baby’s head was then delivered vaginally,” they said."
From the complaint:
"As a direct and proximate cause of Defendants’ gross negligence, Trevion Isaiah Taylor, Jr.’s attempted vaginal delivery on July 9, 2023, was excruciating and traumatic. Treveon Isaiah Jr. suffered tremendous pain and suffering as Dr. St. Julian applied tremendously excessive tension traction on his head and neck…such tension and traction that it resulted in massive blunt force trauma to his head and neck, multiple skull and facial bone fractures, hemorrhaging on his brain, hemorrhaging in his neck and around his spinal cord, multiple fractures of the bones in his neck…all ultimately resulted in his decapitation."
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It's kinda confusing but you still have to read exactly what they are saying, If they had decapitated decapitated the baby then of course the baby's heartbeat wouldn't have registered on a fetal monitor. I refuse to believe the doctor literally pulled the baby's head off during labor unless I hear those exact words from somebody because it's just unbelievable to think they would/could do that and everyone not freak out at that moment
It is,
One report says she caused excruciating pain and excessive trauma to the head, facial bones...etc and spinal cord.
On another report it says the body and legs were delivered by c-section and then the head was delivered vaginally......
The whole head delivered vaginally and legs/body delivered by c section is repeated in all 3 of the reports I posted......
I can't see another way to interpret that. I hope I'm wrong, but that sounds terrible
Baby Who Was Decapitated During Delivery's Death Ruled a Homicide by Medical Examiner
The first-time parents previously claimed that the medical staff "propped [their newborn's head] on top of his body" to conceal the fact that he was decapitated
The death of an infant who was decapitated during delivery has been ruled a homicide.
On Tuesday, the Clayton County Medical Examiner’s Office ruled the July 10, 2023 incident involving newborn Treveon Isaiah Taylor, Jr. a homicide, multiple news outlets confirmed.
PEOPLE reached out to the medical examiner’s office for a statement, but did not immediately hear back.
On July 9, Jessica Ross, 20, was rushed to Southern Regional Medical Center in Riverdale, Georgia after her water broke.
Southern Regional Medical Center hospital in Riverdale, Georgia.
ERIK S LESSER/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock
According to a fraud and negligence lawsuit filed last summer by Ross and her partner Treveon Isaiah Taylor Sr., their baby’s shoulders became stuck in her vaginal canal and she could not give birth naturally "due to shoulder dystocia.”
The medical examiner’s report this week found the baby’s death was due to “shoulder dystocia, arrest of labor, and fetal entrapment in the birth canal,” the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported on Tuesday.
Last year’s suit claimed that attending physician Dr. Tracey St. Julian “negligently applied excessive traction” on the baby’s head and the hospital “failed to do a Cesarean section in a timely and proper manner," per CNN. Additionally, it said it resulted in "Treveon Isaiah Taylor Jr.’s decapitation and death.”
The baby’s body and legs were removed during a subsequent C-section procedure, but the baby’s head was delivered vaginally, the Associated Press reported.
The baby, who was the couple’s first child, had been delivered full-term. Ross and Taylor also claimed that the staff attempted to talk them out of an autopsy, and it wasn’t until they had already been discharged from the hospital that they found out about the decapitation.
Per Atlanta’s Fox 5 News, when the new parents asked if they could see and hold their newborn, the baby was reportedly tightly wrapped in a blanket with his head "propped on top of his body" to conceal the fact that he was decapitated.
“This caused immediate, profound emotional and mental anguish for [them]... emotional and mental anguish that they continue to experience and most probably will experience for the rest of their lives,” the 2023 complaint said, per WANF.
“They were so excited about the birth of their first child,” the couple’s attorney Cory Lynch previously told AP. “Unfortunately, their dreams and hopes turned into a nightmare that was covered up by Southern Regional Medical Center.”
Attorney Cory Lynch, left, joined by Treveon Isaiah Taylor, Sr. and Jessica Ross.
PEOPLE reached out to Lynch for comment following the Clayton County Medical Examiner’s Office’s homicide ruling on Monday, but did not immediately hear back.
Lynch and attorney Roderick E. Edmond, who both represent Ross and Taylor, are expected to hold a press conference on the case Wednesday.
According to previous reports, it was Willie A. Watkins Funeral Home that informed the medical examiner and the family of the newborn’s decapitation.
The Clayton County Police Department said they are no longer in charge of the investigation, per the AJS. A decision on whether charges could be filed against the doctor who delivered the baby will be decided by the District Attorney’s Office.
In a statement shared with PEOPLE, the Southern Regional Medical Center previously said, “Our heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with the family and all those impacted by this tragic event. Our prayers also remain with the dedicated team of physicians, nurses and staff at Southern Regional Medical Center who cared for this patient.
Baby Who Was Decapitated During Delivery's Death Ruled a Homicide by Medical Examiner
The Clayton County Medical Examiner’s Office has ruled the July 10, 2023 incident involving the decapitation of newborn Treveon Isaiah Taylor, Jr. a homicide.
Baby Who Was Decapitated During Delivery's Death Ruled a Homicide by Medical Examiner
The first-time parents previously claimed that the medical staff "propped [their newborn's head] on top of his body" to conceal the fact that he was decapitated
The death of an infant who was decapitated during delivery has been ruled a homicide.
On Tuesday, the Clayton County Medical Examiner’s Office ruled the July 10, 2023 incident involving newborn Treveon Isaiah Taylor, Jr. a homicide, multiple news outlets confirmed.
PEOPLE reached out to the medical examiner’s office for a statement, but did not immediately hear back.
On July 9, Jessica Ross, 20, was rushed to Southern Regional Medical Center in Riverdale, Georgia after her water broke.
Southern Regional Medical Center hospital in Riverdale, Georgia.
ERIK S LESSER/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock
According to a fraud and negligence lawsuit filed last summer by Ross and her partner Treveon Isaiah Taylor Sr., their baby’s shoulders became stuck in her vaginal canal and she could not give birth naturally "due to shoulder dystocia.”
The medical examiner’s report this week found the baby’s death was due to “shoulder dystocia, arrest of labor, and fetal entrapment in the birth canal,” the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported on Tuesday.
Last year’s suit claimed that attending physician Dr. Tracey St. Julian “negligently applied excessive traction” on the baby’s head and the hospital “failed to do a Cesarean section in a timely and proper manner," per CNN. Additionally, it said it resulted in "Treveon Isaiah Taylor Jr.’s decapitation and death.”
The baby’s body and legs were removed during a subsequent C-section procedure, but the baby’s head was delivered vaginally, the Associated Press reported.
The baby, who was the couple’s first child, had been delivered full-term. Ross and Taylor also claimed that the staff attempted to talk them out of an autopsy, and it wasn’t until they had already been discharged from the hospital that they found out about the decapitation.
Per Atlanta’s Fox 5 News, when the new parents asked if they could see and hold their newborn, the baby was reportedly tightly wrapped in a blanket with his head "propped on top of his body" to conceal the fact that he was decapitated.
“This caused immediate, profound emotional and mental anguish for [them]... emotional and mental anguish that they continue to experience and most probably will experience for the rest of their lives,” the 2023 complaint said, per WANF.
“They were so excited about the birth of their first child,” the couple’s attorney Cory Lynch previously told AP. “Unfortunately, their dreams and hopes turned into a nightmare that was covered up by Southern Regional Medical Center.”
Attorney Cory Lynch, left, joined by Treveon Isaiah Taylor, Sr. and Jessica Ross.
PEOPLE reached out to Lynch for comment following the Clayton County Medical Examiner’s Office’s homicide ruling on Monday, but did not immediately hear back.
Lynch and attorney Roderick E. Edmond, who both represent Ross and Taylor, are expected to hold a press conference on the case Wednesday.
According to previous reports, it was Willie A. Watkins Funeral Home that informed the medical examiner and the family of the newborn’s decapitation.
The Clayton County Police Department said they are no longer in charge of the investigation, per the AJS. A decision on whether charges could be filed against the doctor who delivered the baby will be decided by the District Attorney’s Office.
In a statement shared with PEOPLE, the Southern Regional Medical Center previously said, “Our heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with the family and all those impacted by this tragic event. Our prayers also remain with the dedicated team of physicians, nurses and staff at Southern Regional Medical Center who cared for this patient.
Baby Who Was Decapitated During Delivery's Death Ruled a Homicide by Medical Examiner
The Clayton County Medical Examiner’s Office has ruled the July 10, 2023 incident involving the decapitation of newborn Treveon Isaiah Taylor, Jr. a homicide.people.com
Is it me or does this keep happening to black babies?! I have yet to see this happening to anyone white! Granted the search I did was about 2 years ago.
That’s what happened to me
I got stuck cause of shoulders and had to come out c section
This coulda been me.
good lord...Some women aren't built for Natural childbirth. The doctor should recognize this but they don't always. My mom found that out after she had five kids, including a set of Twins. I guess I'm lucky to be here in one piece.
Baby Who Was Decapitated During Delivery's Death Ruled a Homicide by Medical Examiner
The first-time parents previously claimed that the medical staff "propped [their newborn's head] on top of his body" to conceal the fact that he was decapitated
The death of an infant who was decapitated during delivery has been ruled a homicide.
On Tuesday, the Clayton County Medical Examiner’s Office ruled the July 10, 2023 incident involving newborn Treveon Isaiah Taylor, Jr. a homicide, multiple news outlets confirmed.
PEOPLE reached out to the medical examiner’s office for a statement, but did not immediately hear back.
On July 9, Jessica Ross, 20, was rushed to Southern Regional Medical Center in Riverdale, Georgia after her water broke.
Southern Regional Medical Center hospital in Riverdale, Georgia.
ERIK S LESSER/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock
According to a fraud and negligence lawsuit filed last summer by Ross and her partner Treveon Isaiah Taylor Sr., their baby’s shoulders became stuck in her vaginal canal and she could not give birth naturally "due to shoulder dystocia.”
The medical examiner’s report this week found the baby’s death was due to “shoulder dystocia, arrest of labor, and fetal entrapment in the birth canal,” the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported on Tuesday.
Last year’s suit claimed that attending physician Dr. Tracey St. Julian “negligently applied excessive traction” on the baby’s head and the hospital “failed to do a Cesarean section in a timely and proper manner," per CNN. Additionally, it said it resulted in "Treveon Isaiah Taylor Jr.’s decapitation and death.”
The baby’s body and legs were removed during a subsequent C-section procedure, but the baby’s head was delivered vaginally, the Associated Press reported.
The baby, who was the couple’s first child, had been delivered full-term. Ross and Taylor also claimed that the staff attempted to talk them out of an autopsy, and it wasn’t until they had already been discharged from the hospital that they found out about the decapitation.
Per Atlanta’s Fox 5 News, when the new parents asked if they could see and hold their newborn, the baby was reportedly tightly wrapped in a blanket with his head "propped on top of his body" to conceal the fact that he was decapitated.
“This caused immediate, profound emotional and mental anguish for [them]... emotional and mental anguish that they continue to experience and most probably will experience for the rest of their lives,” the 2023 complaint said, per WANF.
“They were so excited about the birth of their first child,” the couple’s attorney Cory Lynch previously told AP. “Unfortunately, their dreams and hopes turned into a nightmare that was covered up by Southern Regional Medical Center.”
Attorney Cory Lynch, left, joined by Treveon Isaiah Taylor, Sr. and Jessica Ross.
PEOPLE reached out to Lynch for comment following the Clayton County Medical Examiner’s Office’s homicide ruling on Monday, but did not immediately hear back.
Lynch and attorney Roderick E. Edmond, who both represent Ross and Taylor, are expected to hold a press conference on the case Wednesday.
According to previous reports, it was Willie A. Watkins Funeral Home that informed the medical examiner and the family of the newborn’s decapitation.
The Clayton County Police Department said they are no longer in charge of the investigation, per the AJS. A decision on whether charges could be filed against the doctor who delivered the baby will be decided by the District Attorney’s Office.
In a statement shared with PEOPLE, the Southern Regional Medical Center previously said, “Our heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with the family and all those impacted by this tragic event. Our prayers also remain with the dedicated team of physicians, nurses and staff at Southern Regional Medical Center who cared for this patient.
Baby Who Was Decapitated During Delivery's Death Ruled a Homicide by Medical Examiner
The Clayton County Medical Examiner’s Office has ruled the July 10, 2023 incident involving the decapitation of newborn Treveon Isaiah Taylor, Jr. a homicide.
That family needs all our prayers and supports.
And they need to unleash unholy hell on everyone involved in that innocent baby murder
she said that often babies get stuck due to the mom having unchecked diabetes.
BUT...if theres no proper support system, no surgery techs on staff etc. bad stuff can happen.
but nothing like THIS.
Gatdam horror movie fo real!!
Sad situation
Dam right..brah
Someone's no longer a Doctor and going to prison while the hospital is about to write a check.
If you're a Doctor whatever type and you're not sure about something don't head to no operating rooms call someone else that why they have cellphones and blue lights in their cars so they can come in.
If you're a Doctor whatever type and you're not sure about something don't head to no operating rooms call someone else that why they have cellphones and blue lights in their cars so they can come in.
Good Lord.
I don't even know how to process this.
I don't even know how to process this.
My wife had to have C-sections for my youngest kids. Two C-sections for 3 kids. My oldest was born naturally from my ex-wife.
I could not imagine what I would have done if I had seen that and I kept looking over the curtain for some reason for both procedures. I guess God wanted me to double check shit was on the up and up.
I pray for this couple and I hope their revenge is colder than those Detroit Streets. They better own that damn hospital after this.
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