Six-month-old girl was alone in a motel room with her parents' dead bodies for THREE DAYS before cops found her
- The six-month-old infant named Skylah was discovered by a Michigan state trooper who was asked to do a wellness check around noon on Friday
- The officer found Jessica Bramer, 26, and Christian Reed, 28, dead inside a room at the Roadway Inn in Whitehall, Michigan
- They had been dead for three days when the cops made the tragic discovery
- An autopsy was performed on mom and dad Saturday, but their cause of death has not been determined as authorities await the results of a toxicology report
- Baby Skylah remained in critical condition at Devos Children’s Hospital Saturday
Six-month-old Skylah was listed in critical condition at Helen DeVos Children's Hospital in Grand Rapids, Michigan on Saturday
Michigan state police found a six-month-old baby dying of thirst inside a motel room with her dead parents on Friday.
Jessica Bramer, 26, of Grand Rapids, and Christian Reed, 28, of Marne, had been dead for three days.
Their dehydrated daughter, Skylah, was found near their corpses at the Rodeway Inn in Whitehall, Michigan.
A state trooper, who was asked to do a wellness check on the family, discovered the child and her dead mom and dad around noon on Friday.
Drug paraphernalia also was found in the room.
An autopsy was performed on both parents on Saturday, but toxicology findings aren't expected for at least 30 days, authorities said.
Inn staff members have declined to say whether anyone heard the baby crying or saw something suspicious, according to WKRG.
Christian Reed (left), 28, of Marne, Michigan and Jessica Bramer, 26, of Grand Rapids, Michigan were found dead inside their motel room on Friday along with their infant daughter. Police said drug paraphernalia was also found in the room. Their cause of death has not yet been determined
A Michigan state trooper discovered the dead mom and dad along with their infant daughter inside a room at the Rodeway Inn in Whitehall, Michigan around noon on Friday
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Baby Skylah was listed in critical condition at Helen DeVos Children's Hospital in Grand Rapids, Michigan on Saturday, but is expected to recover fully, according to Fox 6 Now.
Bramer and Reed had been in and out of jail, according to family members, who also said Skylah's grandparents contacted Children's Protective Services in January after they became concerned about their grandchild's safety.
The local child protective services agency did not immediately respond to calls for comment on the incident.
State police are asking anyone with information about what happened to Bramer or Reed to contact them at 616.866.4411.
Bramer and Reed had been in and out of jail, according to family members, who also said Skylah's grandparents contacted Children's Protective Services in January after they became concerned about their grandchild's safety
State police are asking anyone with information about what happened to Bramer (pictured) or Reed to contact them at 616.866.4411
