Baker County Babysitter, who was convicted in the hot car death, which was published on Bond

Baker County, Florida-a community is full of anger and has learned questions about Rhonda Jewell, a babysitter of Baker County, who was convicted of murdered third degree in 2023, was released on Bond.

Despite Jewell's 17-year-old prison sentence.

This binding is referred to as a replacement binding. It enables Jewell until the result of your appointment is released.

A judge granted Jewell a bond of $ 100,000 because she had no criminal history before this case and was not regarded.

While Jewell was released on Bond, he was instructed to give up her passport, to carry a GPS monitoring device, to stick to a daily curfew and not to have unattended contact with a child under the age of six.

A petition from change.org demands that the bond will be revoked. The petition has increased over 7,000 signatures by February 25.

First coastal news spoke to Ariya's mother Brooke Paige, who shared the details of the day when she discovered her daughter's body.

Brooke Paige explained that Rhonda Jewell took up Ariya this morning as usual. When Brooke arrived Paige to pick up her daughter during her lunch break, she was hit with a terrible scene.

Brooke Paige says that Jewell shouts and desperately ran to the car, where the baby had remained unattended for hours. Ariya Paige was strapped in with blue and purple lips in her car seat.

Her mother called in 911. The paramedics took them to the hospital, but she was too far away.

“They take the most trustworthy person they had and give them their most valuable piece of life, and suddenly, as you know, in three seconds it is as if it were over,” said Brooke Paige.

Ariya Paige's grandmother, Pamela Paige, said it's all about fighting for Ariya Paige and being her voice.

“We want the community to continue to know, all of our friends, all of our family, the entire community, to keep knowing that this is about getting justice for Ariya because it deserves it.” Pamela Paige said.

First coastal news will continue to follow this developing story and have more about the legal complexity of the case.