Mother Accused in Daughter's Death Faces Aggravated Manslaughter Charge in El Portal
WPLG Local 10September 5, 20251 min542 views
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- A former Oklahoma pediatrician, Na Gupta, initially arrested for first-degree murder, is now charged with aggravated manslaughter of a child.
- This new charge is a bondable offense, though Gupta remains held without bond currently.
- Gupta's attorney entered a written plea of not guilty on her behalf.
Circumstances of the Child's Death
- In late June, Gupta reported her four-year-old daughter had drowned in the pool of their El Portal rental home.
- However, the medical examiner found no water in the child's system.
- The medical examiner did find signs that the child had been smothered.
Defense Argument
- Gupta's lawyer maintains her innocence, stating the child tragically fell into the pool accidentally after getting out of a locked door.
- The defense argues the state's filing of manslaughter charges, rather than murder, supports their claim that there was no intentional harm by Dr. Gupta.
- A hearing is tentatively scheduled for Monday to address the bond issue.
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Aggravated ManslaughterFirst-Degree MurderChild DeathMedical ExaminerDrowningSmotheringEl PortalOklahomaPediatricianBondable Offense
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