Reed City Woman, 31, Charged with Murder After Fatal Injuries to 4-Month-Old
Reed City Tragedy: Savannah Miller Faces Murder Charges in Infant’s Death
In Reed City, Michigan a 31-year-old woman is facing murder charges after allegedly causing fatal injuries to her girlfriend’s 4-month-old daughter while intoxicated, according to the published article of TRUE CRIME NEWS. On July 21 police responded to an apartment on West Franklin Avenue where they found the unresponsive infant Renzi McCall with severe bruises and a critical head injury. The child was rushed to Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital where she was placed on life support and underwent brain surgery for swelling. Despite medical efforts Renzi McCall continued to suffer seizures and swelling leading to her being taken off life support on July 25.
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31-Year-Old Savannah Miller Charged with Murder in Reed City Infant Injury Case
The woman Savannah Miller who was babysitting the child reportedly had ordered 10 mini Fireball whiskey shooters while caring for Renzi. Miller who had recently stopped drinking told authorities that her memory of the evening was “blurry.” She initially claimed that the infant’s injuries were caused by falls from a bed and a kitchen counter but investigators have charged her with first-degree child abuse, second-degree child abuse, felony murder and second-degree murder after her story unraveled. Miller’s sister has publicly criticized her describing her as “narcissistic, conniving and evil,” and expressed a hope that Miller will receive the maximum sentence for her actions. This tragic case has shocked the community and raised serious concerns about the safety and well-being of vulnerable children under the care of those with a history of substance abuse and violence.