A St. Louis teen who was brutally beaten in a viral attack is now breathing on her own and in stable condition, according to reports.

Brain swelling and bleeding caused by a fractured skull put Kaylee's life in danger.

The St. Louis teen who was brutally attacked in a viral video is now reportedly breathing on her own and remains in stable condition as of Friday.

A March 8 assault near Hazelwood East High School in Spanish Lake, Missouri, resulted in a 16-year-old girl suffering a fractured skull, which led to life-threatening brain swelling and bleeding.

Kaylee is now breathing on her own and remains stable, and the best news so far is that we have been moved out of the ICU. We are grateful for the support and prayers we have received.

According to Fox 2, Bryan Kaemmerer, the family's attorney, stated that Kaylee had not regained consciousness in the week following the fight.

hazelwood east high school — Kaylee, 16, suffered a fractured skull, resulting in life-threatening brain swelling and bleeding after a March 8 assault where she had her head repeatedly pounded on the pavement near Hazelwood East High School in Spanish Lake, Missouri, just outside St. Louis. (Google Maps)

The 15-year-old girl was arrested by police for her involvement in a fight and was held by St. Louis County Family Court on assault charges.

The Missouri Attorney General, Andrew Bailey, launched an investigation into the Hazelwood School District after the attack and stated that he would also examine the district's DEI programs' role in the safety failures following the violent incident.

The investigation is centered on the role of radical programs and safety failures in the events at Hazelwood, as Bailey's staff stated to Planet Chronicle Digital, emphasizing the need for an explanation from the district and the community.

Hazelwood High School with the superintendent, Dr. Nettie Collins-Hart — Bailey sent a letter to Hazelwood School District Superintendent Dr. Nettie Collins-Hart in which he stated that he was disturbed to see that the school district had ignored long-standing Missouri law and elevated political narrative above student safety. (hazelwoodschools.org/Google Maps)

Bailey wrote to Dr. Nettie Collins-Hart, the superintendent of Hazelwood School District, expressing his concern over the district's failure to adhere to Missouri law and prioritize student safety over political narrative.

Planet Chronicle' Stephany Price contributed to this report.

by Haley Chi-Sing 3/23/2024, 5:56:29 PM

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