’90 Day Fiancé’ Star Eric Rosenbrook Challenges Baby Death Ruling with Medical Expert
Eric Rosenbrook, a star from ’90 Day Fiancé’, is contesting the official autopsy findings regarding his infant daughter’s passing. Together with his wife, Leida Margaretha, he has enlisted a private medical examiner to challenge the conclusions of the original investigation.
Challenging the ‘Non-Accidental’ Death Ruling
The official report categorized the death of their daughter, Alisa, as “non-accidental”, a designation Rosenbrook disputes. Their private medical expert asserts that significant procedures were either poorly performed or overlooked during the initial autopsy.
Key Findings from the Private Examination
- The private medical examiner believes crucial investigations were incomplete.
- There is a contention regarding the age of a specific fracture mentioned in the autopsy.
- Some injuries may be attributed to circumstances surrounding childbirth, specifically during a C-section performed five weeks prior to Alisa’s death.
- The report includes a rib fracture that may have resulted from CPR efforts, indicating that ribs can fracture during resuscitation.
Disagreement with Local Authorities
Rosenbrook has taken issue with the Adams County Health and Human Services Department’s evaluation of the situation. He pointed out that the sheriff’s department did not hold Leida accountable for any wrongdoing. Despite their attempts to share new information with authorities, they felt their input was ignored.
Moreover, Rosenbrook criticized Child Protective Services (CPS), characterizing the agency as “the definition of fascism” and expressing frustration over its approach to parental oversight.
Ongoing Investigation into Alisa’s Death
The latest report from Wisconsin indicates that no criminal charges are pending in relation to Alisa’s death. The investigation is still active, with authorities continuing their inquiries.
Future Family Plans
As for their plans to have more children, Eric stated that these decisions remain undecided. Leida has consistently denied any wrongdoing related to the death of their daughter, who was taken off life support in July 2025.
