Authorities in Gilbert, Arizona, report that the parents of a toddler later found alive in a hospital morgue are cleared following a review of the case. The child, Vincent Lorenzo Fiordilino, was reported found floating face down in his family’s backyard pool on February 8 while his family was watching Super Bowl LX indoors, according to police. After the incident, the toddler’s condition and subsequent handling at the hospital became central to the investigation. Multiple reports describe police communications in which officers repeatedly told a doctor that the child was still breathing, based on case-related records. Police say the records and investigation did not support wrongdoing by the parents. The case also draws attention to hospital procedures and emergency response decisions, though authorities emphasize the outcome that the parents are not charged. The reporting varies on details not reflected in the shared excerpts, but the core points reported across outlets are the toddler’s discovery in the pool, the later discovery of life in the morgue setting, and the clearance of the parents after review of evidence.