A central Florida Dadi has been sentenced to five years in jail, nearly two and a half years later, he died in a warm car during his baby granddaughter’s care.
Tracy Nix was first found guilty of leaving a child in a vehicle, causing a lot of physical damage after leaving a 7 -month -old uril shock in an SUV on November 1, 2022, which returned home from carrying the baby for lunch with friends. A jury did not find him guilty of enlarged mangilator, who had gone to jail for 12 and 30 years.
The principal Nix of a former school, went inside at around 2 pm, talked to his dog and practiced playing “long” piano before remembering his granddaughter, according to an arrest affidavit, Fox 13 was told by Tampa. The outside temperature in Hardy County reached about 90 degrees that day.
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Around 5 o’clock, Niches felt that she had left her granddaughter in the car, in which the windows had rolled. According to investigators, Nix’s husband began to perform CPR, but the girl died.
The deadly incident did not occur even a year before the 16 -month -old Ezra Shock, who was drowned in Nix’s care after the grandmother slept. The Hardy County Sheriff Office said that the little boy opened the doors, went under a fence and wandered into a pond near his grandparents’ house.
Tracy Nix, right, appears below during the court hearing while his daughter and others see. (Fox 13 Tampa Bay)
On Thursday, emotions were run at a high level in court, as both the parents of Shoks talked about their losses and grief about the sentencing of Nix.
The girl’s mother, Kaila Nicx-Shock turned straight to her mother while talking about her ongoing trauma while losing her two children.
According to Fox 13 Tampa, Nix-Socol said in tears, “I still love you. I hate it.” “I hate that I have to choose, but you know I had to do. But it doesn’t change my heart.”
Grandson, 16 -month -old Ezra, and granddaughter, 7 -month -old Uriel of Tracy Nix, who died during the care of both. (Fox 13 through Tampa Bay Banana Nix)
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Baby Uril’s father Drew Shock spoke about additional steps, which he and Kaila Nickes took to protect Uryl after Ezra’s death.
“There are some things that you don’t think about and, as a parents, we have to live with him for the rest of our life,” Shock said. Shock said, “He has done this twice and with the fact that we are arguing if that jail time is crazy for me.”
Nix, who refused to testify in his own defense, said during the sentence that he did not realize that the baby was in the car.
“I really forgot longer,” said Nix. “I broke about what happened. I do not want to leave anyone with the idea that I am making excuses, because I am not.”
Nicks, who worked as a principal and teacher in the Hardy County for nearly 40 years, was previously described as “highly considered”, and demanded mental health treatment after his arrest.
After the court hearing, Kaila Nicks-Shock hugged her mother, Tracy Nix. (Fox 13 Tampa Bay)
In the case, the judge sentenced the maximum sentence and said that he had not shown any regrets.
Judge Brandon Rafool said, “Uril is not a separate incident. I don’t believe she is showing regrets; I believe she is showing grief.”
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Tracy Nix’s husband Nun Ni Nicks said that his wife had mourned in silence and she rarely went out.
Last year, 40 recorded hot car deaths occurred in the US, according to data compiled by children and car safety, a group that compiles data on the death of a child’s warm car and advocates better car safety standards.
Fox News’ Elizabeth Protechet contributed to this report.
