Shock in New Jersey
The incident occurred on May 6, when a neighbor spotted a 21-month-old girl in a car in shock.
The man hurried to offer him first aid, but a little later the unfortunate girl was taken to the hospital, where he ended up.
According to local media, the child was left in the car, after a "misunderstanding" of the parents about who will get it.
"A thorough investigation has revealed that the child was left alone in the car for about two and a half hours with the car switched off in the heat," said Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer.
The investigation also concluded that the cause of death of the child was suffocation due to the heat.
Note that the temperature at that time in the area "reached" 23 degrees Celsius.