Ashley Flowers

Already feels kind of improbable.

Yeah, and it doesn't line up with his known injuries.

According to Joseph's doctor, they tell him there doesn't seem to be any significant head injuries that would explain Jojo's like falling unconscious.

And there was no obstruction blocking his airway either, as if he had choked on a small toy or something while he was in there that like kept him from crying out for help.

The same question echoes, right?

Does my son have to die for someone to help us?

This is not really a question that you want to get an answer to while your son is on life support.

But days pass, the swelling in Jojo's brain doesn't go down and he never regains consciousness.

On February 27, 2020, doctors pronounced Jojo dead.

Joseph made the decision to donate his son's organs when he died because it is the only thing he can do that makes him feel like some ounce of good could come out of something so horrific.

And then after that, he went to work for his son.

Because the autopsy that was performed came back as a manner of death undetermined.

With the cause of death listed as global hypoxic encephalopathy.

And they say it was due to smothering with absence of oxygen following prolonged entrapment in a sealed toy chest.

In the wrong hands, I think it would be.

But Joseph isn't going to just walk away because of an undetermined ruling.

He claims that he had to push for Grand Prairie PD to have a different detective put fresh eyes on his son's case.

And thank God he did.

And thank God they listened.

Because as part of this fresh look,