Doctor Pull Baby’s HEAD OFF During Child Birth, Then PUSHES THE BABY BACK INTO THE Mother’s Womb

Defendant Webb applied sufficient traction to the axilla and head of decedent Kaden Travis Ammonette during Webb’s attempt to deliver decedent vaginally that defendant Webb separated decedent Kaden Travis Ammonette’s head from his cervical spine.

When defendant Webb separated decedent Kaden Travis Ammonette’s head from his cervical spine, decedent’s body was still inside Arteisha Betts’ birth canal.

When defendant Webb separated decedent Kaden Travis Ammonette’s head from his cervical spine, blood from the arteries and veins in decedent’s neck shot out, splattered and/or spilled out into the labor and delivery room in plain view of and in close proximity to plaintiffs Arteisha Betts and Travis Ammonette.

At the time that defendant Webb separated decedent Kaden Travis Ammonette’s head from his cervical spine, plaintiff Travis Ammonette was approximately 2 to 4 feet from his son’s head.