The three, whose thoughts had been wandering, snapped back to attention and looked at the officer. "How is that possible?"
"Sudden Infant Death Syndrome," the officer said. "The doctor said it's also called 'crib death.' It's when an infant under one year of age dies suddenly in their sleep.
There are no external injuries, and the baby was healthy before sleeping. It usually happens to children under six months old. While it's rare for a one-month-old, it's not impossible.
The only way to confirm it is to perform an autopsy and rule out all other possibilities. But the family is refusing to cooperate, so he can't make a definitive judgment."
After briefly relaying the doctor's speculation, the officer looked at the three of them. "So, what's our next move?"
'We can't just let this family of three raise a ruckus here at the station, can we?'
'It's bad for the department's image.'
