A 3 years old boy was found unresponsive in a hot car outside his grandparents' home. He died at an Ohio hospital.

The boy was reported missing on Wednesday evening in Moraine. After a thorough search involving many people, a relative found him in a  vehicle with the windows up. Temperatures in the area was around mid 80s at that time.

Moraine police informed that the boy, Camilo Juarez, known as Cam, died on Friday at Dayton Children's Hospital. It was not clear that how long he was in the vehicle.

Police Sgt. Jon Spencer has informed on Saturday that they were investigating whether the boy got into the car himself, but they didn't suspect anyone . The family members were very cooperative with the investigation.

Spencer said, "Obviously it's a tragedy for them. I can't even fathom what the family is going through." He state that Cam lived not far from his grandparents' home and  he had been playing there on Wednesday.

An autopsy was scheduled, but the coroner's office has informed that it did not release any information on the case on Saturday. Spencer said that there were no immediate charges, but the case will be reviewed by the Montgomery County Prosecutor's Office in terms of local procedures

A community vigil took place on Saturday night in Moraine for Cam. Many people, including some young children, gathered to honor his memory.

Dayton Children's Hospital has  reported that as of late in May, eight children around the U.S. had died after being trapped in hot cars.

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By Prakriti Neogi