Oregon boy, 5, was on the radar of child welfare workers when he died; no arrests expected, prosecutor says

Posted 12/12/24

Hypothermia and exposure contributed to the death of the 5-year-old Coos County boy whose body was found 2 miles from home last month, the Coos County district attorney said Wednesday.

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