Denver Man Brian Edward Moskal, Charged In Death of 4-Year-Old Daughter Alexandrea/ Brian Moskal is Dead

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UPDATED: 5:44 pm EDT May 19, 2010

A 30-year-old Denver man has been charged in connection with the death of his 4-year-old daughter.
Brian Edward Moskal's daughter, Alexandrea, died on April 17. A forensic pathologist ruled the girl's death a homicide. The pathologist concluded that levels of methadone and Xanax in Alexandrea's system were fatal. Methadone is used to treat opiate addictions and Xanax is used to treat anxiety.


"(Moskal) was authorized to have these drugs for himself, but he was not authorized to give them to someone else and certainly not someone so young," said Lancaster County District Attorney Craig Stedman.

Moskal admitted to giving the girl two doses of the medication at the family's home on South Cocalico Road the night she was killed, one at 8 p.m. and one at midnight, according to court documents.

Someone in the home called 911 the morning of April 17 when Alexandrea was unresponsive, said Stedman. The child was later pronounced dead at Ephrata Hospital.

Moskal is charged with criminal homicide, drug delivery resulting in death, drug delivery and endangering the welfare of a child.

Shortly after being taken to prison, Moskal was transported to Lancaster General Hospital, where he is currently in critical condition. News 8 has not yet been able to confirm why he was hospitalized.

Maybe now he is in Intensive Care and on his way down to hell.

Wrapitup wrote:Maybe now he is in Intensive Care and on his way down to hell.

Amen.

Brian E. Moskal

Brian E. Moskal, 30, Denver, died May 22, 2010, in Lancaster General Health. Born in Mt. Holly, New Jersey, he was the son of Gary E. and Linda S. (Cantwell) Moskal, Denver. Brian had been a truck driver and loved riding his Harley. Also surviving is his partner, Bonita L. Woods, Denver; sister, Kelly (José) Aleman, Stevens; and nieces, Kirsten, Keighlyn, & Karleigh. He was predeceased by his daughter, Alexandrea E. Moskal. All services will be private with burial in Muddy Creek Cemetery. Good Funeral Home, Reamstown, is serving the family.

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Brian E. Moskal
April 10, 1980 - May 22, 2010