A two-year-old girl, Helena Cochrane, dies after an antique dresser falls on her while she is climbing to reach a toy. Multiple reports say the incident occurs in January of this year. The child is described as reaching for a toy placed on top of the furniture, and at some point the approximately 80-pound dresser tips or falls onto her. The accounts state that the dresser’s weight and position made it dangerous when climbed or otherwise disturbed. The reporting focuses on the circumstances leading up to the fall and the fact that the child was crushed by the furniture. The information provided does not include additional details such as the exact location beyond being in the home, the presence of other people at the time, or any investigation findings. The coverage therefore centers on the immediate cause—being struck by the falling dresser—while offering limited further context beyond the girl’s age and the estimated weight of the piece of furniture.