A man has been charged with capital murder. The charge is related to the death of his 2-year-old daughter.
The death occurred due to the child being left in a hot car. Further details about the incident are available from WFTV.
For more information on this case, readers can refer to the WFTV news source, which has reported on the capital murder charge and the circumstances surrounding the child's death.
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