The case involves a mother from Indiana who was sentenced for the starvation death of her infant son. Specifically, the case mentioned involves Shianne Gramlin, a 21-year-old woman from Michigan City, Indiana. She was charged with neglect after her 9-week-old son died due to starvation. The investigation revealed that the baby's death was a result of severe neglect, with the mother failing to provide adequate nutrition, despite the baby showing significant weight loss and other signs of malnutrition. Gramlin could face significant prison time for her role in the infant's death. Another similar case, though not the exact one described, involves Caylin Monroe, who was found guilty in a murder trial for starving her baby to death. This case also highlights severe neglect leading to the infant's death due to starvation. In both cases, the mothers were held accountable for their actions, with one facing potential significant prison time and the other found guilty of murder. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.