A family is rejecting a coroner’s finding that the death of their newborn daughter was unpreventable. Multiple outlets report that the couple’s baby, Thea, died within hours of birth after an undiagnosed heart defect. The coroner’s determination concludes that the baby’s death could not have been prevented. The family says it is “devastated, but not surprised” by the finding, indicating they dispute aspects of the outcome while acknowledging the emotional impact. The reports present consistent core details: the timeline of the death shortly after birth, the cause being an undiagnosed cardiac defect, and the family’s response to the coroner’s conclusion. Across the sources, there is no new medical information or alternate cause described beyond the heart defect being undiscovered at the time. The coverage focuses on the family’s reaction to the official determination and the fact that they reject the conclusion that nothing could have been done to prevent the death.