Tamela Peterson was given a $2 million bond and is one of three Oxford Center members charged with second-degree murder. A hyperbaric chamber explosion on Jan. 31 killed 5-year-old Thomas Cooper ...

According to the Oakland County 52-4 District Court, Judge Maureen McGinnis denied Tamela Peterson's request to bring down her $2 million bond on Friday. Peterson, 58, ...

Tamela Peterson, the CEO of the Oxford Center in Troy, ran away from detectives when they asked for her cellphone and had her son scrub her laptop days after 5-year-old Thomas Cooper was burned ...

Tamela Peterson, the CEO of the Oxford Center in Troy, ran away from detectives when they asked for her cellphone and had her son scrub her laptop days after 5-year-old Thomas Cooper was burned ...

Tamela Peterson, the CEO of the Oxford Center (which has locations in Brighton and Troy), ran away from detectives when they asked for her cellphone and had her son scrub her laptop days after 5 ...

Tamela Peterson, CEO of the Oxford Center, Jeffrey Alan Mosteller, its safety director, and Gary Marken, director of operations, were charged with 2nd-degree murder in the death of Thomas Cooper.

Tamela Peterson, the founder and CEO of the Oxford Center in Troy, where a 5-year-old boy was killed in a hyperbaric chamber explosion on Jan. 31, 2025. (WDIV) Surveillance footage availability.

Four people have been charged in the death of a 5-year-old boy who was killed inside a pressurized oxygen chamber that exploded at a suburban Detroit medical facility.

Tamela Peterson, 58, is the CEO and founder of the Oxford Center in Troy, Michigan, where, in January, a five-year-old receiving therapy in one of the center's hyperbaric chambers died after the ...

One of the four facing charges is the facility's founder and CEO, Tamela Peterson, per reports; Four people have been arrested after a 5-year-old boy died inside a hyperbaric chamber in Michigan, ...