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A 4-year-old Ohio boy died from heat stroke after locking himself in his parents' car to play a video game. By the time Andy Jones' parents found him inside their car in Cincinnati he had stopped breathing. Jones was flown by ambulance helicopter to a hospital, but the child died.
Officials estimate that it was more than 100 degrees in the car.
4-year-old dies in locked car [UPI]
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