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Dad, despite his lack of medical training, claims he conducted research and said a prayer before using a utiIity tool to perform a surgical procedure on his baby, helped by the child’s mom, only to leave the boy bleeding heavily

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Kansas City, MISSOURI – The 35-year-old Missouri father, TyIer, accompanied by his wife, later identified as 32-year-old BaiIey, told authorities that he used sanitized bIade to perform a surgical procedure of his baby only for the procedure to not go as planned and now the couple was taken into custody and later charged with child abuse and unauthorized practice of medicine or surgery in connection with the last week’s incident.

According to the police officials, the investigation process began last week after the parents brought their baby to the hospital with serious injury. Authorities responded to the location and realized that the parents even left the child with the hospital staff against medical advice because they were tired of waiting. During the investigation process, authorities discovered that the parents reportedly tried to perform clrcumcision of their infant son at their home only to leave the child bleeding profusely.

The responding officers then went to the parents’ home to conduct an interview. During an interview with investigators, the 35-year-old dad reportedly admitted to performing the surgical procedure at their home after ‘doing research’. The father, who according to authorities didn’t had any medical training’ did the procedure ‘after saying a prayer’. 

During the same interview, the father admitted to using a sanltized bIade, which according to authorities was utility tool, to perform the procedure. The couple also used gauze pads to stop the blood. Unfortunately, they weren’t prepared for the amount of bleeding. When the parents realized that the baby was bIeeding a lot, they rushed the child to the hospital. During an interview with investigators, the baby’s mom reportedly admitted to being hesitant about her husband doing the surgical procedure, but helped him carry it out. 

Shortly after the incident, CPS responded to the parents’ home and removed their 5 children. Both parents are being held on $25,000 bond and their next court appearance is scheduled for January 28, 2025.

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