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Rosario School Death Ruled Cranial Trauma as Case Moves to Negligent-Crimes Agency

The ruling triggers a formal review of possible negligence in the girl's fall.

Overview

  • Prosecutors confirmed the six-year-old died from a head injury after doctors resuscitated her, performed emergency brain surgery, and kept her in intensive care for nearly two days.
  • The case was reassigned to Santa Fe’s agency that probes accidents and negligent crimes following a police complaint.
  • Education officials said the school followed its emergency protocol, citing records that report she tripped and hit a concrete bench during recess.
  • Her father disputed claims that loose shoelaces caused the fall and questioned whether adults were supervising the playground at the time.
  • The family authorized organ donation and called for safer school play areas so children can play with better protection and support.