A Florida family is seeking justice for their 2-month-old daughter, Jersi McKnight, who died while in the care of a state-licensed daycare. A grand jury decided not to indict the owner of the daycare, but the local police department is currently investigating the case, WCTV reports . “She honestly had just started smiling and giggling. I just assumed she was in good care. Child abuse, child neglect, ” Martasha Robinson, Jersi's mother, told WCTV. “It’s neglect all day,” Jonathan McKnight, the 2-month-old's father, added, according to WCTV. “I need some answers. I need some answers. She won’t be forgotten. Justice will be served." After taking recommendations from various people, Robinson decided to enroll her young child at Hugger Family Daycare. On Aug. 9, 2021, Jersi's first day of daycare, Robinson said goodbye to her infant daughter around 8 a.m., not knowing that it would be the last time she would see her alive. She recalled later receiving a frantic call from a parent of...
