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Woman gets up to 52 years for scalding 16-month-old girl in Forsyth County

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Doctors testified in Superior Court that injuries to the lower half of the child’s body “were consistent with an immersion burn and that the burn was the result of a scalding injury.”

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Woman gets up to 52 years for scalding 16-month-old girl in Forsyth County

Doctors testified in Superior Court that injuries to the lower half of the child’s body “were consistent with an immersion burn and that the burn was the result of a scalding injury.”

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