By Associated Press Reporter A Kansas foster father was high on marijuana when he left a 10-month-old girl in a hot car, where she died, prosecutors said Friday. Details of the case surfaced during a bond hearing for Seth M. Jackson, 29, of Wichita, who is charged with first-degree murder in the baby's July 24 death. KWCH reported that Sedgwick County District Attorney Marc Bennett cited the marijuana use in court as the reason for raising his bond to $250,000. Bennett told the court Jackson had gone to his drug dealer's house and bought marijuana. He said prosecutors believe Jackson came home to consume marijuana, leaving the girl behind in the car.
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Seth Jackson, 29, forgot about baby Kadillak after getting home last Thursday and only remembered when something on TV jogged his memory
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Jackson had picked up the little girl from babysitter but left her strapped to car seat with the windows rolled up - killing her
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Court told on Friday Jackson had gone to his drug dealer's house to buy marijuana and was coming home to consume it
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Jackson and his partner, who have three other foster children and two adopted children, were trying to adopt the little girl
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His lawyer has said that the murder charge is 'rather high for a mistake'
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