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Jennifer Stratton

Courtroom still of Jennifer Stratton.

Duxbury firefighter and paramedic.

Appeared2026 Criminal Trial
58 lines·2 proceedings·2 mentions

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Jennifer Stratton testified for the Commonwealth on Day 3 about treating Callan during the January 24, 2023, emergency response at 47 Summer Street. The Duxbury firefighter and paramedic described finding Callan and Cora face up in the basement, requesting two additional ambulances, and beginning treatment after finding no pulse in Callan. Using three scene photographs, she identified the children's positions and recalled removing Callan's pajamas during treatment.

Stratton described CPR, oxygen delivery, and two unsuccessful attempts to obtain access through Callan's leg. She observed deep marks around his entire neck and testified that he regained neither a pulse nor breathing in the home or during transport to Beth Israel Deaconess Plymouth. She could not recall who made the second access attempt or how long responders remained in the basement.

During Jennifer Sprague's direct examination, Kevin Reddington objected to testimony about infant compression technique. Judge William Sullivan allowed that testimony. No substantive cross-examination followed.

Trial Record (2)

2026 Trial2026 Criminal TrialJul 27, 2026 – Sep 4, 2026Called by prosecution

Jennifer Stratton testified on Day 3 about emergency treatment of Callan, describing deep neck marks, unsuccessful resuscitation efforts, and the absence of a pulse or breathing through transport to the hospital.

Day 3

DirectJennifer Stratton - Direct ExaminationJennifer StrattonJennifer Sprague3highlightsMentioned58lines spoken

Summary

Jennifer Stratton described Callan's neck marks, lack of a pulse, resuscitation efforts, and hospital transport. The judge allowed testimony about infant CPR over a defense objection.

Mentioned in this proceeding.

Highlights (3)

rulingStratton testified that Callan had no pulse and she immediately began compressions. The judge allowed testimony about infant compression technique over a defense objection.Open in transcript →Watch this moment ▶
testimony highlightStratton described oxygen delivery and two unsuccessful attempts to obtain access through Callan's leg: one by her and one by a provider she could not remember.Open in transcript →Watch this moment ▶
testimony highlightStratton described deep marks around Callan's neck and testified that he regained neither a pulse nor breathing in the home or during transport. She carried him to the ambulance and accompanied him to Beth Israel Deaconess Plymouth.Open in transcript →Watch this moment ▶