Jordan Rodriguez Autopsy Report

Jordan Rodriguez was a five-year-old child who had disappeared nearly three months ago. When investigators found his body, it was buried in the backyard of his home in Cleveland. His body was covered with bags and blankets. However, the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner has not yet ruled what exactly killed Jordan.

The child’s mother, Larissa Rodriguez, was arrested on suspicion of murder on Monday. She was arraigned on Friday. It is believed that Larissa Rodriguez murdered Jordan by burying his body in the backyard of her home. Her boyfriend, Christopher Rodriguez, is also facing charges. He pleaded guilty to killing the boy. Earlier this year, his brother called 911 to report that the family was burying a dead child. During the call, his brother said he helped Larissa bury the body.

According to court documents, the home was infested with cockroaches and other pests. Two of the four children in the Rodriguez family were removed from the house and placed in foster care. One of the other two children lived with a father, but his name was not released.

The home was not a good place for the four kids to be. They were told by social workers that they were living in deplorable conditions. In addition, the Cuyahoga County Division of Children and Family Services reported that the house was infested with rats. Additionally, there were no working toilets in the house. While police were investigating the situation, one of the siblings ate a sandwich that had been eaten by cockroaches.

The state of Ohio has taken two of the four children from the home permanently. Two of the children are now living with other fathers. Jordan had been taken from the home in October, but his siblings have not been reunited. This case is one of several involving Rodriguez. Some of her relatives reported her to the Child Protective Services.

The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner has not ruled what killed Jordan, but they believe that his death was a homicide. Investigators have recovered blood and a bullet fragment from the attic of the home. As a result of the investigation, the Cuyahoga County Division of Children & Family Services filed a petition to investigate the Rodriguez home.

The family of Jordan Rodriguez has been linked to various incidents, including the deaths of Ta’Naejah McCloud and Emma Rojas. Both cases were dismissed last year, but a plaintiff has reserved the right to bring the case back. If the case is reopened, damages would be awarded to the family in order to support the other children in the family.

Jordan Rodriguez, who was born prematurely, was developmentally disabled. At the time of his death, he was non-verbal and not able to speak. Although his parents buried him in their backyard, his body was discovered by investigators after a tip from his brother. Despite the fact that the medical examiner has not determined the cause of his death, investigators found evidence that the child had been abused and neglected.