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Aliamanu babysitter receives maximum sentence in baby’s death

  • On Wednesday, Dixie Denise Villa was handed a 20-year prison term for causing the death of infant Abigail Lobisch, who was seven months old when she died in 2019 at an unlicensed daycare located at Aliamanu Military Reservation.
  • Villa gave Abigail a fatal dose of diphenhydramine, the active ingredient in Benadryl, while operating an unlicensed daycare repeatedly shut down by base officials.
  • The Honolulu Police Department conducted a diligent investigation, resulting in Villa's conviction after a jury verdict in November and the rejection of her retrial request.
  • The level of diphenhydramine in Abigail's blood was 2,400 nanograms per milliliter, nearly double the average in fatal infant overdoses, according to medical examiners.
  • The sentencing ends a six-year wait for justice by Abigail’s family and underscores calls to hold caregivers accountable for harm to vulnerable children.
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Court TV broke the news in on Wednesday, May 7, 2025.
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