Texas - Jeremy Diaz, a 6-year-old DIED on Tuesday morning,

Dad announces death of his 6-year-old son who was attacked by neighbor with baseball bat

GEORGETOWN, Texas - Jeremy Diaz, a 6-year-old Georgetown kid who went through weeks in the medical clinic after he was gone after by a neighbor with a slugging stick, passed on Tuesday morning, his father wrote in a GoFundMe post.
Arturo Diaz, Jeremy's dad, said that he went to mind the kid Tuesday morning when he saw that his face was pale, his eyes weren't moving and his heart halted. Arturo Diaz said medical clinic staff individuals attempted to revive him however were not effective.

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"He battled for north of 60 days and was improving, yet toward the end, the chances appeared against him and he surrendered the phantom," Arturo Diaz's post peruses. "The last evening before we were dove into this bad dream, Jeremy let me know that he had cleaned his teeth and was prepared for perusing and bed. He took me by the hand and drove me to his room. At the point when we were finished perusing, the last thing he said was, 'dad, watch me cover myself.' Today I covered his face once and for all. I was there when he took his most memorable breath and saw him take his last - no parent ought to see their kids covered before them."

Jeremy experienced serious mind wounds after neighbor Daniel Logan broke into the Diaz family's home and hit him with a slugger Sept. 11, as per a duplicate of Logan's capture oath. The injury made Jeremy's mind swell, and he's been in the emergency clinic from that point onward. Logan likewise hit his own mom in the face with the bat, as per the affirmation.
Gotten some information about Logan's thought process, Williamson Province Sheriff Mike Gleason said he accepted Logan was encountering a psychological wellness emergency.

Logan was accused of crime exasperated attack and purposefully making serious real injury a kid. He was found awkward to stand preliminary on Oct. 5, as indicated by Williamson District court records. A psychological wellness hearing is planned for Nov. 28, the records said.
"At some point, he recently snapped," Jeremy's dad told wide ride television in October. "He came in and before I could incapacitate him, he had previously harmed my child."

Logan's lawyer Marc Chavez gave sympathies to the kid's family too.
"Our hearts and petitions to heaven go out to the little fellow as well as his family during this trying time," Chavez said in an Oct. 4 explanation to WIDE RIDE television ."While the charges sound disturbing, we request that everybody hold judgment until the real factors become visible particularly while we research issues connected with serious psychological maladjustment."

Jeremy's dad said after the assault, the opened his eyes on various occasions regardless of specialists telling the family things weren't doing great. His dad played a portion of his main tunes for him, he reviewed.
"After the principal week, they let us know that Jeremy planned to pass," his dad imparted to USA TODAY in October. "However, that's what he endure. He beat passing. They said he wouldn't have development on one side … he is moving his appendages and two or three days prior, he woke up."

Jeremy was a provider and his 3-year-old sibling admired him, his dad told USA TODAY.
In October, Diaz recalled what Jeremy told him the night prior to the home attack. His dad strolled him to his room where they would peruse a sleep time story.
"Dad," he shared with his dad. "I love you."
Local area individuals moved forward to fund-raise for Jeremy soon after his assault, including his companions at Group Rabadi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai. The gathering facilitated a bar-b-que chicken lunch to fund-raise for the kid in October.
"Jeremy typifies the ethics a military craftsman and an incredible pioneer ought to encapsulate," the institute composed a couple of days after the assault. The 6-year-old was incredibly great at tying his dark belt hitch and was continuously able to educate others.
Jeremy's GoFundMe page was set up by friends and family to help pay for clinical costs and restoration. As of Tuesday, it had raised more than $310,000.