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EYEWITNESS LOCAL NEWS
INFANT DEATH TRIALfrom Eyewitness News Online Judge Orders Evaulation For Woman Charged With Murdering Her Infant Reported by:  Bethany SimmonsWeb Producer: Bethany Simmons Also Contributing: Bob Aaron, Kallie Cart Reported: Feb. 25, 2013 11:37 AM EST Updated: Feb. 26, 2013 9:26 AM EST
Sinking Springs
, Calhoun County
, West Virginia
A Calhoun County woman who was indicted for the death of her infant daughter earlier this year will have to wait a little longer to learn her fate. Ashley Kreh, 21, appeared in a Calhoun County courtroom Monday morning for sentencing, but the judge ordered a 60-day evaluation instead. Earlier this year, she was charged with murder and child abuse resulting in the death of her 2-month-old girl. Autopsy results showed the infant died of blunt force trauma to the head in February 2012. She was taken to an area hospital where it was determined she had sustained a skull fracture and a broken arm. The infant died a couple of days later. On Monday, Kreh told the judge that she was sorry, but did not give specifics on what led to the death of her infant daughter. If convicted, Kreh could face between 10 and 40 years in prison. Prosecutors are asking for her to receive a 40-year sentence. Ordie Rogers, 30, the father of the baby, faces child neglect charges. His trial is expected to begin in March. Update: March 22, 2012 Calhoun , West Virginia A Calhoun County couple has been indicted in the death of their infant daughter. 21-year old Ashley Kreh and 30-year old Ordie Rogers are charged with murder and child abuse resulting in death. Their 2-month old daughter died of blunt force trauma to the head last month. She was taken to Roane General Hospital on February 17th with a skull fracture and a broken arm and died two days later. Original story: February 22, 2012 A mom and dad have been charged in the death of their two-month-old daughter. 21-year-old Ashley Kreh and 30-year-old Ordie Rogers of Sinking Springs in Calhoun County were arrested Wednesday night by Corporal Jeff Bowles with the West Virginia State Police. Kreh is charged with abuse resulting in death and Rogers is charged with neglect causing death. Their two-month-old daughter died of blunt force trauma to the head. She was taken to Roane General Hospital on February 17th with a skull fracture and a broken arm. She was transferred to Ruby Memorial, where she died on February 19th. Both Kreh and Rogers are currently in the Central Regional Jail. MORE NEWS FROM EYEWITNESS NEWS
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