NJ Mother Alleges Suicidal Thoughts Following Toddler's Bathtub Tragedy

Tragic Incident Unfolds in Florham Park

A heartbreaking incident has taken place in Florham Park, where a mother is now facing serious charges following the drowning of her 3-year-old daughter. According to a criminal complaint, Jeanine Glass, the mother, told police she was experiencing suicidal thoughts on the evening her daughter died.

On Sunday, July 6, at 10:41 p.m., local authorities responded to a residence on Woods End Road. They met with a man identified as ‘B.G.’, who informed them that his wife, Glass, was unresponsive. Upon arrival, officers found Glass suffering from what appeared to be a drug overdose, according to the report.

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As the situation unfolded, B.G. asked the officers to check on their two children, whom he believed were asleep. When they entered the bedroom of the 3-year-old, they noticed she was not in her crib and the lights were on. This led to a shocking discovery—the young girl was found in a hallway bathroom, partially submerged in the bathtub. She was rushed to a nearby hospital but was later pronounced dead.

The other child was located sleeping, which provided some relief to the family during this tragic time. Two days after the incident, Glass made statements to the police regarding her suicidal thoughts and the circumstances surrounding her daughter’s death. The cause of the child’s death is still under investigation.

Glass has been charged with murder in the first degree and endangering the welfare of a child. After being released from the hospital, she was taken into custody and transported to the Morris County Correctional Facility.

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Support and Resources

This tragic event highlights the importance of mental health support for those struggling with difficult emotions. If you or someone you know is experiencing suicidal thoughts, help is available. Individuals can reach out to the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988 for free, 24/7, confidential support.