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Northern Territory authorities expect charges soon in the death of five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby, found after a five-day search in Alice Springs. Separately, U.S. polling shows declining expectations for homeownership amid economic pressures, while safety advocates highlight drowning risks. Financial updates include new crypto funds and stock insights.
CnbcNorthern Territory police arrested 47-year-old Jefferson Lewis in connection with the disappearance and death of five-year-old Warlpiri girl Kumanjayi Little Baby. Kumanjayi Little Baby was found dead in Alice Springs on Thursday evening, five days after she went missing from her bed in the Old Timers town camp.
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Gurindji families released a statement saying they felt helpless when they heard Kumanjayi Little Baby was missing.
Robin Granites, a senior Warlpiri elder and Kumanjayi Little Baby’s grandfather, called for calm on Friday. Robin Granites stated: 'Everyone is feeling very upset and emotions are very high. A riot occurred at the Alice Springs hospital on Friday after Jefferson Lewis was assaulted at the town camp.
Jefferson Lewis was transferred to Darwin due to safety concerns. Jefferson Lewis was discharged into police custody. Hundreds of volunteers joined emergency services personnel in the five-day search for Kumanjayi Little Baby.
Gurindji families thanked everyone who helped in the search for Kumanjayi Little Baby. Separately, influencer Emilie Kiser shared a TikTok about water safety on Thursday. Emilie Kiser's 3-year-old son Trigg Kiser died from drowning last May.
Trigg Kiser died days after falling into a pool at home. Brady Kiser, Trigg Kiser's father, was momentarily distracted when the drowning incident occurred. Emilie Kiser was away at the time of Trigg Kiser's drowning incident.
Officials announced in July that Brady Kiser would not face charges in connection with his son’s death. Emilie Kiser stated a few months after her son's death that she knows there’s more she could have done to protect him. Emilie Kiser stated in a TikTok video that her son's death was preventable.
Emilie Kiser stated that drowning is the first cause of death for children ages 1 to 4. Drowning is the first cause of death for children ages 1 to 4, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns that drowning can happen anywhere there is access to water.
Emilie Kiser posted the TikTok video ahead of the summer months and the anniversary of her son's death in May. May is water safety month. Emilie Kiser advised installing pool fences and having door alarms with working batteries.
Emilie Kiser advised getting children into ISR lessons or at the very least swim lessons. Emilie Kiser signed her younger son up for ISR lessons at 6 months old. U.S.
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