Our baby girl died 24 hours after she was born and cops are investigating her death – we have made a solemn vow
THE parents of a baby girl who died 24 hours after she was born have made a solemn vow – as cops investigate her death.
Polly Lindop died within 24 hours of her birth at St Mary’s Hospital in Manchester on March 13.
Cops are investigating the baby’s death as a possible gross negligence manslaughter after concerns were raised to the coroner.
Now Polly’s mum Kimberley Lindop has pledged to do whatever it takes to reach closure over her baby daughter’s death.
Kimberley told the Manchester Evening News: “We will never give up the fight.
“We will find out exactly what happened in the hours leading up to Polly’s death.
“A baby couldn’t be loved any more – she is our everything and she lives on in her brothers and sister every day.”
In an earlier statement, Polly’s family said: “As Polly’s parents we would like to thank everyone at GMP for their continual efforts everyday in gaining us answers.
“Our beautiful brave baby girl Polly, we love you and miss you every day. Sleep tight my darling.”
DCI Mark Davis of GMP’s Major Incident Team said: “First, I want to express my condolences to the parents of Polly at what is an extremely difficult time for them.
“Our thoughts will remain with them as we carry out our investigation.
“A number of hospital staff have been spoken to as witnesses by officers and no arrests have been made at this time.
“The hospital trust has been fully cooperative with the police and all relevant authorities have been kept informed.
“The investigation into Polly’s death is on-going and her family will continue to be kept updated in relation to any significant developments.”