Suffolk Child Protective Services did not conduct any investigations into Jor’Dynn Duncan's care in the year before her death, according to a state child fatality review released, meaning the agency had received no credible reports alleging abuse or neglect during that time. The report, released by the state Office of Children and Family Services, found no fault with CPS' handling of the case. But it provides new details about how Jor’Dynn ended up in the Bayport home of three women prosecutors accuse of abusing her: Emily Kelly, Jor’Dynn’s guardian; Kelly’s mother, Barbara Renner; and Kelly’s daughter, Elyssa Seymore. That suggests CPS was unaware of any concerns about the girl’s care at the home — even though the Suffolk DA’s Office said its investigation found evidence of "maltreatment" of the then-6-year-old as early as January 2025. More at the link in bio. (Photo: Alisha Crystal Case) . . . #longisland #longislandny #suffolkcounty #bayport