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Seattle woman charged in bathtub drowning of 2-year-old son

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Seattle woman charged in bathtub drowning of 2-year-old son

Nakeeya Arbogast laid her child face down in the bathtub, turned the water on and left the room, King County prosecutors said in charging documents.

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Nakeeya Arbogast laid her child face down in the bathtub, turned the water on and left the room, King County prosecutors said in charging documents.

Nakeeya Arbogast laid her child face down in the bathtub, turned the water on and left the room, King County prosecutors said in charging documents. The 25-year-old Washington state mother allegedly denied intending to kill her disabled son, who had Down syndrome and significant delays that made him a 'particularly vulnerable' victim.

The Seattle Times reported the story as "Seattle woman charged in bathtub drowning of 2-year-old son." Daily Mail US reported the story as "Toddler with Down syndrome drowned after mother placed him FACE-DOWN in bathtub, turned on water and left room for 14 minutes, prosecutors say."

2 sources have covered this story, including The Seattle Times and Daily Mail US. The earliest reporting in the cluster landed about 2 hours ago.

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