A 44-year-old man who pleaded guilty on March 31, 2021, to the starvation death of his daughter was denied a request to visit his dying mother.
Baby Tayla was found weighing nine pounds at birth and only seven pounds when she died. Tayla had suffered from a severe diaper rash and a black eye, according to investigators.
The child was found at the Aleman's Loxahatchee Acreage apartment home that investigators described as being inAleman pleaded to a lesser charge of aggravated manslaughter of a child, while his ex-wife, Kristen Meyer, accepted a plea deal. She is currently serving 23 years in prison with four years credit for time served.
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