Kyla Mylissa McCall was initially charged with homicide however in February pleaded responsible to felony elder abuse. At the Riverside County Hall of Justice, McCall was sentenced to 4 years for that depend and 5 years for the sentencing enhancement of abuse of an elder inflicting dying, stated Amy McKenzie, a DA’s spokeswoman. Those have been on the increased finish of doable sentences, McKenzie stated.
McCall has been in custody since her January 2021 arrest and obtained credit score for time served that ought to minimize years off her sentence.
Her grandmother, 69-year-old Sandra Ross, died on Oct. 28, 2020, 25 days after McCall left the door open on the dwelling they shared, hailed an Uber to Colorado and known as 911 utilizing a faux identify. Ross, who had dementia and a number of sclerosis, was discovered malnourished and lined with bedsores and feces. She had a number of wounds, ulcers and a septic an infection, a sheriff’s investigator wrote in a sworn assertion written to acquire an arrest warrant.
The Coroner’s Office stated Ross died from pneumonia attributable to the septic an infection that was created by the ulcers on her decrease again, buttocks and legs that the medical expert attributed to neglect by McCall, the investigator stated.
McCall was tracked right down to a Denver suburb and arrested.
The investigator wrote that McCall advised him that Ross ordered her to cease bathing her and altering her bedding and garments. Ross then obtained very sick, McCall advised the investigator.
“Kyla stated she was afraid to name and ask for assist as a result of her household already disliked her and didn’t belief her, and she or he believed they’d blame her,” he wrote.
McCall thought-about killing herself earlier than deciding to go away.
“She simply needed to go away and begin her life over,” the investigator wrote.