More than 2,100 Oklahoma children have died since 2006
from all causes including accidents or abuse. This page details the alarming trend and offers information on the deceased.
Emily
Eric
Ethan
Gage
Gavin
Holly
Hunter
Joe
Joshua D.
Julio
Kelyn
Keyshawn
Lammarrio
Larell
Lammarrio
Leandro
Letha
Dalton
Damion
DaWon
Alexandra
Austin D.
Lilana
Luke
Mack
Marina
Martin
Charles
Christopher
Baby Boy
Dacia
Daillson
Dakota
Angela
Michael
Natalie
Olivia
Patrick
Patrick
Precious
Ransom
Raven
Raymond
Rileigh
Robyn
Ryan S.
Ryan W.
Rylee
Samara
Seth
Shelby
Skyla C.
Skyla W.
Skyler P.
Skyler R.
Sydney
Talaya
Taylor P.
Taylor T.
Teagin
Thomas
Tiana
Banyan
Benjamin
Dawson
Edwin
Tre'Shon
Trinity
Tye
Victor
Dezarae
Donald
Donivan
William
Zane
Zecheriah
Why are Oklahoma's children dying?
Think of a crowd the size of a sold-out rock concert at Oklahoma City's Ford Center, plus a few thousand more. Or, think of the population of a city like Ardmore or Ponca City. That's how many children died in Oklahoma in the last 30 years — more than 24,000. The total includes everything — deaths from illness, natural causes, accident, suicide, neglect, abuse, murder and unknown reasons.
State says Oklahoma's child abuse reputation is unfounded
Oklahoma has been ranked the worst state for child abuse deaths, but state officials insist the label is unfair.
What agencies do to fight child deaths
Phone numbers, web sites for help
Breaking down child deaths for 2006, 2007
Year-by-year child death statistics
Adreion
Austin H.
Autumn
Amari Vick
Aniah
Bailey
Brailee
Christopher
Corey
Declan
Derek
Dylan
Evynn
Heather
Jeffery
Jezbel
Jay
Jamie
Johnny
Joshua M.
Jourdain
Katana
Kayla
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