Jayden Krebs.Photo:The Arlington Memorial Gardens
The Arlington Memorial Gardens
The county coroner eventually ruled the death as a homicide and attributed it to a “drowning like” incident at their Cincinnati, Ohio home.
Molly, who was 27 at the time of Jayden’s death, has said prior to the incident she had a long day of work cleaning houses, and had returned home to host a dinner with guests.
After the guests left, she allegedly gave the child Benadryl because he had an allergic reaction to Nutella, and his face broke out in rashes, the court document states. She put him in the bathtub and left him in the tub for over an hour.
During this time, she cleaned the kitchen and at one point, while sitting down, fell asleep. She would wake up to realize she had left her son in the tub and find him non-responsive.
She was charged with child endangerment and involuntary manslaughter, and was being held for a bail amount of $750,000, according to court documents PEOPLE reviewed.
Molly Krebs.Hamilton County Sheriff
Hamilton County Sheriff
In anobituaryposted shortly after Jayden’s death, he was remembered for his love for Cocomelon, singing, and being with his cousins.
“He loved animals and reading stories,” the obituary reads. “Jayden always had a smile on his face and his smile was infections; he had the ability to make anyone laugh.”
Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage? Sign up forPEOPLE’sfree True Crime newsletterfor breaking crime news, ongoing trial coverage and details of intriguing unsolved cases.
In 2017, she faced achargefor child endangerment, which was dismissed in 2018, according to court documents.
Her sentencing has been scheduled for Sept. 26, according toFOX19. The plea she entered states she faces between three and 11 years for the manslaughter charge and up to three years for the child endangerment charges.
source: people.com
