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A judge delays decision on whether four will stand trial in 2025 Troy hyperbaric chamber explosion that killed 5-year-old Thomas Cooper.
A judge has delayed ruling on whether four people will face trial in the 2025 hyperbaric chamber explosion at Troy’s Oxford Center that killed 5-year-old Thomas Cooper.
The incident occurred during a treatment session when the chamber caught fire and exploded.
Tamela Peterson, the center’s owner, faces second-degree murder charges, while safety manager Jeffrey Mosteller, management assistant Gary Marken, and operator Aleta Moffit are charged with various offenses including involuntary manslaughter.
The judge, Maureen McGinnis, needs more time to review evidence after closing arguments in the ninth day of preliminary hearings.
Former employee Andrew McMullen testified about past safety concerns, including static electricity risks during cleaning.
The case’s next steps depend on the judge’s decision.
Un juez retrasa la decisión sobre si cuatro serán juzgados en 2025 por la explosión de la cámara hiperbárica de Troy que mató a Thomas Cooper, de 5 años.