Aylmer baby autopsy inconclusive

Posted Jan 14, 2011 06:58:58 PM.

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An autopsy on a 15-month old girl who died in an Aylmer daycare this week is inconclusive. But Gatineau Police still say foul play is still not suspected.

The autopsy couldn’t find the cause of the girl’s death.

The toddler was found unconscious, Monday, at a home on rue du Tartan in Aylmer. She was later pronounced dead at hospital.

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