D.A. Will Not File Criminal Charges Against Wilderness Camp Where 12-Year-Old Died of Suffocation

Photo:Fox Carolina Fox Carolina “The investigation revealed that Clark Harman’s death was the result of suffocation, which, while tragic, did not involve criminal intent or recklessness sufficient to warrant criminal charges for involuntary manslaughter under the law,” Murray said on Wednesday, Nov. 6. Harman, of New York, wasfound unresponsiveat the western North Carolina wilderness therapy camp for troubled adolescents on Feb. 3. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.

Dad Accused of Stalking, Killing Deputy Daughter Allegedly Texted About 'Unforgivable Sin: 'I Will Never Come Back'

Marbella Martinez and Hector Martinez-Ayala.Photo:Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office/Facebook; Courtesy Tooele City Police Department Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office/Facebook; Courtesy Tooele City Police Department Hector Ramon Martinez-Ayala, 54, allegedly sent the text message to his sibling around 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, July 31, the day before police discovered the body of his daughter, 25-year-old Marbella Martinez, around 8 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 1, in the Tooele home the pair shared, according to the probable cause affidavit.

Dad Calls His Son, 12, a 'Hero' After Boy Saves Him from Bear Attack: 'He Really Held It Together'

A hunter called his son a hero after the boy saved his life during a black bear attack in Wisconsin. The incident occurred in Burnett County during a hunting trip on Sept. 6, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) confirmed to CBS affiliateWCCOandMinnesotaStar Tribune. Ryan Beierman, 43, of River Falls, told theStar Tribunethat he and his son, Owen, 12, went hunting near Siren. They were in a tree stand above a bait station when Owen spotted a black bear.

Dad Defends 'Fake Cutting' His Daughter’s Hair After His Video Goes Viral: 'It Just Made Her Happy' (Exclusive)

Jeremiah Harper and his daughter Rory.Photo:Courtesy Harper Family Courtesy Harper Family There’s lots of love felt in these locks! In a viral video shared onTikTok, Jeremiah Harper is seen “fake cutting” his 5-year-old daughter Rory’s hair so that she wouldn’t “feel left out” after her older brother got his hair buzzed, a gesture the dad’s been doing since she was 2 years old. The Wisconsin father and his wife, Maddie, spoke with PEOPLE exclusively about the sweet moment captured in the clip to explain how the fake haircuts started and why they’ve continued to keep it going in the three years that followed.

Dad Finds Creative Way to Give Young Son with Autism a Haircut After Years of Anxiety Around Them (Exclusive)

Jad in the bathtub as his dad cuts his hair.Photo:Liz McFarland Liz McFarland Liz McFarland and her husband, Jeremy, found a way to care for their son in a way that accommodates his particular needs, and their thoughtful parenting move won hearts across social media. In September, McFarland recorded Jeremy as he sat on the ledge of a bathtub andpatiently trimmed 7-year-old Jad’s hair. The mom posted her video on TikTok, where it unexpectedly reached more than 2.