Cincinnati (WKRC) – About her daughter Nahla Miller’s death, a mother has entered a guilty plea. Tianna Robinson, though, will escape the death penalty.
Joe Deters, a former Hamilton County prosecutor, had pushed for Robinson’s execution.
According to Deters, in 2021, Robinson went to Kroger alone with her boyfriend Rensley Washington, leaving Nahla home alone. Nahla had urinated since she wasn’t potty trained.
Robinson has been charged with choking and beating her daughter. According to Deters, she had injuries to her mouth, adrenal glands, liver, stomach, colon, and pancreas in addition to bruises on her lungs. She had a large burn on the back of her right hand, muscles in her throat, and bleeding in the back of her head.
Deters claimed that in addition to being emaciated, Nahla had scars “from head to toe” and was mending from broken bones, both of which were indicators of long-term abuse.
Robinson said her daughter was unresponsive to 911 in April 2021. The week after Nahla was brought to the hospital, life support was removed from her.
Robinson accepted a life sentence with the potential of release after 30 years as part of a plea agreement.
