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Bluffdale parents released from jail as prosecutors seek more evidence in infant's death

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A Bluffdale couple arrested on suspicion of child abuse homicide in the death of their 3-month-old son have been released from jail as prosecutors request additional investigative work before deciding whether to file charges. Christina Joy Patton, age 39, and Nicholas Patrick Romero, age 40, were arrested Wednesday, Oct.

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