Authorities say Shona M. Hochsprung, 22, and Alexander M. Ransom, 24, brought the baby to the hospital on March 24 and gave “inconsistent” explanations about how the baby was injured.

Authorities say Shona M. Hochsprung, 22, and Alexander M. Ransom, 24, brought the baby to the hospital on March 24 and gave “inconsistent” explanations about how the baby was injured.

Authorities say Shona M. Hochsprung, 22, and Alexander M. Ransom, 24, brought the baby to the hospital on March 24 and gave “inconsistent” explanations about how the baby was injured.

Authorities say Shona M. Hochsprung, 22, and Alexander M. Ransom, 24, brought the baby to the hospital on March 24 and gave “inconsistent” explanations about how the baby was injured.

Authorities say Shona M. Hochsprung, 22, and Alexander M. Ransom, 24, brought the baby to the hospital on March 24 and gave “inconsistent” explanations about how the baby was injured.

Authorities say Shona M. Hochsprung, 22, and Alexander M. Ransom, 24, brought the baby to the hospital on March 24 and gave “inconsistent” explanations about how the baby was injured.

The baby’s injuries included multiple skull fractures, bleeding in the brain and a stroke. According to authorities, Ransom conducted internet searches for “dent in baby forehead” and “do babies snore ...

Authorities say Shona M. Hochsprung, 22, and Alexander M. Ransom, 24, brought the baby to the hospital on March 24 and gave “inconsistent” explanations about how the baby was injured. The baby ...

Authorities say Shona M. Hochsprung, 22, and Alexander M. Ransom, 24, brought the baby to the hospital on March 24 and gave “inconsistent” explanations about how the baby was injured.