Baby sitter’s lawyer says coroner’s inquest violated client’s rights

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  • Tuesday, October 9th, 2012
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Ginny Rose Hughes, 2, of North Charleston plays as she recovers from a stroke in May, according to her mother's posts on Twitter. The girl suffered genetic defects that included poorly developed feet. She died in early July after her babysitter found her unresponsive.

Ginny Rose Hughes, 2, of North Charleston plays as she recovers from a stroke in May, according to her mother's posts on Twitter. The girl suffered genetic defects that included poorly developed feet. She died in early July after her babysitter found her unresponsive.