A six-year-old girl died in her home on February 19.
Acording to police, Ashley Duarde was discovered unconscious at 29-41 215th Street.
Police and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) responded and took the girl to North Shore Hospital, where she was pronounced dead.
There were no signs of criminality. A medical examiner will determine the cause of death.
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