The Office of the Medical Examiner has released the autopsy of the 15-month-old baby who died after being transported from a Westside daycare in critical condition.
The report released Monday states that there were minor frontal contusions and injuries on Malik's head and abnormal lung histology with "severe congestion of the lungs."
His cause of death could not be determined.
Malik Baker died in September after he was rushed from Tip Top 24 Hour Learning Academy. DCF has since changed their initial report about the cause of his death.
A DCF initial report summary stated the child was pronounced dead after "swallow[ing] a small toy." However, DCF's updated summary stated "he became unresponsive at his daycare" and "although initial reports suggest he may have ... swallowed a small toy, nothing was found in the child's airway."
DCF responded to the release of the autopsy Monday, stating:
"The department’s child death investigation is currently open. At this time, additional details related to child death investigation remain confidential per section 39.202, Florida Statutes. The CIRRT report will be posted to the department’s website once it has been completed."
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