Texas Mother Charged After Cocaine Found in Systems of Toddlers Who Drowned in Backyard Pool
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Gabrielle Rockson
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Summary
A 23-year-old Texas mother, Laura Nicholson, has been charged with two counts of injury to a child after toxicology tests revealed cocaine in the systems of her two young daughters—2-year-old Kelsey Kite and 3-year-old Kinsley Kite—who drowned in the backyard pool of their home in West Harris County on February 11. The children lived at the property with their mother and grandparents. Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez announced the charges on May 11.
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