Holmes County Sheriff John Tate held a press conference in the case of the death of a toddler. Pictured from left: Investigator Bill Pate, Tate, Investigator Brett Wilson and Investigator Jason Stafford. [BLAKELY HITZELBERGER | THE NEWS AND ADVERTISER]
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