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30 November 2006 http://www.irishexaminer.com/irishexaminer/pages/story.aspx-qqqg=world-qqqm=world-qqqa=world-qqqid=19535-qqqx=1.asp By James Hannah Dayton, Ohio A WOMAN has been arrested in the US on suspicion of murdering her newborn daughter by microwaving the infant in an oven. China Arnold, 26, was placed in custody in Dayton, Ohio, on a charge of aggravated murder, more than a year after she brought her dead month-old baby to a hospital. Bail was set at $1 million (€760,000). “We have reason to believe, and we have some forensic evidence that is consistent with our belief, that a microwave oven was used in this death,” said Ken Betz, director of the Montgomery county coroner’s office. He said the evidence included high-heat internal injuries and the absence of external burn marks on the baby, Paris Talley. Arnold, who has three other children, was arrested soon after the baby’s death last August, then released while authorities investigated further. Betz said the case was difficult because “there is not a lot of scientific research and data on the effect of microwaves on human beings”. The death was ruled murder by hyperthermia, or high body temperature. The absence of external burns ruled out an open flame, scalding water or a heating pad as the cause, Betz said. Arnold’s lawyer, Jon Paul Rion, said his client had nothing to do with her child’s death and was stunned when investigators told her that a microwave might have been involved. “China — as a mother and a person — was horrified that such an act could occur,” Rion said. The night before the baby was taken to the hospital, Arnold and the child’s father went out for a short time and left Paris with a babysitter, Rion said. The mother did not sense anything out of the ordinary until the next morning, when the child was found unconscious. The baby’s father, Terrell Talley, 26, said his daughter was fine when he and Arnold arrived home after leaving her in the care of the babysitter, his sister Lionda Talley. “When I went in the house, my baby was sitting in the car seat; she was asleep and she was alive,” he said. “The babysitter ain’t had nothing to do with it.” Rion told local media that Arnold’s three sons, aged nine, seven and four, are being cared for by their grandmother. I THINK THAT IS SO SAD, WHAT DO YOU THINK. SOME PEOPLE SHOULDNT HAVE KIDS