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SAN JOSE, Calif. — The heartbreaking case of Baby Phoenix Castro has taken a new turn as her father seeks a mental health diversion in court. The infant tragically passed away at home just one day before Mother's Day, with fentanyl powder found on her pink onesie, raising serious concerns about the circumstances surrounding her death.
Authorities were called to the scene after a San Jose police officer attempted to revive the three-month-old girl, but sadly, those efforts were in vain. The incident has sparked an investigation into the family's living conditions and the potential presence of drugs in the home.
The father’s request for mental health diversion suggests he may be grappling with significant challenges that could have contributed to the tragic situation. This plea highlights the complexities of mental health issues, especially in the context of parenting and familial responsibilities. The court's decision will be closely watched as it could have implications for future cases involving similar circumstances.
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