We’re a bit shocked that she was accused of murder and child abuse by police for the death of her daughter in 2016.
A judge in Puerto Rico has found there is not enough evidence to charge a former U.S. Olympic volleyball player from Louisiana in the 2016 death of her young daughter.
Police had accused Kim Willoughby of murder and child abuse in the case.
It was not immediately clear if Willoughby had an attorney.
Police had said in 2016 that Willoughby told them her 3-year-old daughter slipped in the shower and died after hitting her head.
On Friday, police presented charges but a judge ruled there was not enough evidence to charge her.
In the past, the 37 year old face a couple of legal troubles such as assault and failed doping test.
In 2008, Kim was part of the Olympic Team that won a silver medal in Beijing.
She tried to resurrect her career in 2011 and played in the Puerto Rican League.
She is related to 5 time Olympian Danielle Scott-Arruda.