Jeffrey Mosteller, a former safety manager, has been sentenced to one year and seven months in prison for his involvement in the death of five-year-old Thomas Cooper, who died in a fire caused by an explosion inside a hyperbaric oxygen chamber in January 2025. Mosteller, 66, pleaded no contest to charges of involuntary manslaughter during a court hearing in Oakland County, Michigan on Monday.
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Former Safety Manager Sentenced to 19 Months for Role in Child's Death
Jeffrey Mosteller has been sentenced to 19 months in prison after pleading no contest to involuntary manslaughter related to the death of five-year-old Thomas Cooper. The incident occurred in January 2025 due to an explosion in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber.
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Ex-safety manager given 19 months’ prison over five-year-old’s hyperbaric chamber fire death
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