SPENDING TIME AT A FAMILY MEMBER’S HOUSE WHEN HER MOM GOT THE NEWS. HER DAUGHTER WAS KILLED BY THE DOGS. OH, NO. NUSS QUAN BABY. I’M NOT GOING TO GET THIS. HER DEAD OR SING ANYMORE. KINGSLEY WRIGHT WAS JUST THREE YEARS OLD. NOW, INSTEAD OF UNWRAPPING GIFTS TOGETHER, GINA SMITH IS BURYING HER BABY GIRL. I JUST WANT TO KNOW WHY AND HOW. CINCINNATI POLICE CONFIRMED THEY’RE INVESTIGATING THE LITTLE GIRL’S DEATH. WHEN FIRST RESPONDERS ARRIVED IN ROSELAWN FRIDAY. A HEARTBREAKING SCENE. KINGSLEY WAS KILLED BY TWO DOGS. OFFICERS ARE ADVISED TO TURN OFF THEIR BODY WORN CAMERAS. I THINK WE’RE GOING TO NEED ANIMAL CARE TO RESPOND HERE TO SECURE TWO DOGS. SMITH SAYS HER CHILD WAS SPENDING TIME WITH FAMILY FOR THE HOLIDAYS, BUT SHE HAD NO IDEA THESE DOGS WERE DANGEROUS. I WOULD HAVE NOT ALLOWED MY BABY AROUND VICIOUS DOGS. WHY WOULD I DO THAT? WHAT HAPPENED? STILL ISN’T CLEAR TO SMITH. AND THEY WANT THE FULL PICTURE. THOSE KIND OF DOGS ARE OVER 100 POUNDS, SO, YOU KNOW, DID THEY JUST SIT ON HER AND KILL HER AND THEN START MAULING ON HER, OR DID THEY CRUSH HER? YOU KNOW, AND WHY? LIKE WHAT? WHAT MADE THEM WANT TO DO THAT? TO JUST A LITTLE BABY SLEEPING ON THE COUCH? THE CORONER COULDN’T LET SMITH SEE HER DAUGHTER SAYING KINGSLEY’S INJURIES WERE TOO GRAPHIC. SHE WORRIES SHE MAY NEVER SEE HER GIRLS BODY AND ALREADY HAD HER FINAL GOODBYE. IT WAS THE LAST TIME I GOT TO SAY GOODBYE TO M
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Father indicted in death of 3-year-old daughter killed in dog attack
Updated: 9:42 AM EST Feb 13, 2025
A father has been indicted in connection with the death of his 3-year-old daughter who was mauled to death by two dogs in Roselawn.Warren Houston, 45, has been charged with involuntary manslaughter, endangering children and reckless endangerment.”This is a heartbreaking and devastating case. No family should have to suffer such an unimaginable loss. While nothing can undo this tragedy, we are committed to ensuring accountability and justice,” Prosecutor Connie Pillich said in a statement. The incident unfolded in December when Gina Smith says her child, Kingsley Wright, was spending time with family for the holidays. Smith said she had no idea the dogs were dangerous.”I would have not left my baby around vicious dogs. Why would I do that?” Smith told WLWT.911 calls from that morning gave more details on the incident.According to the 911 call, a man, who identified himself as the girl’s father, reported he woke up and found his daughter dead and there was blood everywhere.”I don’t understand what went on,” the caller said.The 911 dispatcher then told the caller to put any pets away, to which he responded, “they’re in the cage. That’s why I’m like ‘Did any of my pets attack her or something?’ I would’ve heard it.” The dispatcher asked if the dogs were loose, to which the caller responded, “no.”According to the 911 calls, the dogs were Terriers.
A father has been indicted in connection with the death of his 3-year-old daughter who was mauled to death by two dogs in Roselawn.
Warren Houston, 45, has been charged with involuntary manslaughter, endangering children and reckless endangerment.
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“This is a heartbreaking and devastating case. No family should have to suffer such an unimaginable loss. While nothing can undo this tragedy, we are committed to ensuring accountability and justice,” Prosecutor Connie Pillich said in a statement.
The incident unfolded in December when Gina Smith says her child, Kingsley Wright, was spending time with family for the holidays. Smith said she had no idea the dogs were dangerous.
“I would have not left my baby around vicious dogs. Why would I do that?” Smith told WLWT.
911 calls from that morning gave more details on the incident.
According to the 911 call, a man, who identified himself as the girl’s father, reported he woke up and found his daughter dead and there was blood everywhere.
“I don’t understand what went on,” the caller said.
The 911 dispatcher then told the caller to put any pets away, to which he responded, “they’re in the cage. That’s why I’m like ‘Did any of my pets attack her or something?’ I would’ve heard it.” The dispatcher asked if the dogs were loose, to which the caller responded, “no.”
According to the 911 calls, the dogs were Terriers.
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