A 2-year-old girl from Houston has passed away. The child, Annelise Camp, was involved in a drowning incident in the city. The incident occurred on Memorial Day, and Annelise's family has now confirmed her passing, which happened more than two months later.
Further details about the incident and Annelise's passing can be found through local news sources, including FOX 26 Houston, which reported on the story.
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