Alabama Nurse Raises Alarm Over Disinfectant After 4-Year-Old's Alarming Blood Alcohol Levels, Parents Seek Answers

On April 28, Mary and Albert Singleton arrived at a Mobile, Alabama school to collect their seemingly unwell daughter, Algeria, only to find her being carried by teachers. Initially blamed for an ear infection, it quickly became apparent that something far more alarming was at play. After rushing her to the ER, the couple learned that Algeria had ingested ethanol, resulting in a dangerously high blood alcohol level of 0.29. The circumstances surrounding her exposure remain unclear, prompting outrage from her parents and investigations by both the school and the sheriff's department. Thankfully, Algeria is now recovering.