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 Headlines Police Release Last Text Message 14-Year-Old Sent Before She Was Electrocuted in Bathtub (Lovington Police, Family Handout) 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Police have released the last text message that 14-year-old Madison Coe sent before she was electrocuted while texting in the bathtub at her father’s New Mexico home. 
 
 Coe, of New Mexico, reportedly texted an image of her phone charger plugged into an extension cord to a friend along with the message, “When you use [an] extension cord so you can plug your phone in while you’re in the bath.” 
 
 The picture shows Coe’s charger lying on a towel over a bath mat. The eighth grade student was later found dead inside of the tub on Saturday night. 
 
 Coe’s parents said they hope that sharing their daughter’s last text will help prevent similar accidents. 
 
 “(Coe’s parents) hope this will raise awareness of the dangers that combination of electricity, water and portable electronic devices can pose to people, especially teenagers, who are the heaviest users of these devices,” David Miranda, public information officer for Lovington Police, said in a statement. 
 
 Officials said the girl died from touching a frayed part of the extension cord that had water in it. Coe might not have known the cord was frayed, the report said. 
 
 The teen often took her cell phone into the bathroom to play games or listen to music as she soaked in the tub, her family said, 
 
 “Whenever I talked to Madison about it, she said, ‘Dad, it's outside the tub,’” Logan Coe, Madison’s father, said. 
 
 Experts say that extension cords make the situation more dangerous because water could be on the floor, where the extension cord is also lying. 
 
 The girl's stepmother, who is a nurse, and father, a firefighter and EMT, carried out CPR until paramedics arrived. 
 
 "There was so much water in her little lungs and it all seemed so unreal," her father said. 
 
 The medical examiner confirmed the cause of death was electrocution. 
 
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 Madison Coe's mother and grandmother tell us she was in the bathtub, and either plugged her phone in or simply grabbed her phone that was already plugged in. It happened at her father's house in Lovington, NM. 
 
 Madison just graduated from the 8th grade from Terra Vista Middle School in Frenship ISD. 
 
 "It is with heavy hearts that Frenship ISD mourns the loss of Madison Coe. We wish to share our heartfelt sympathy with her family and friends as we carry the burden of this tragedy together," officials with FISD said. 
 
 Madison was expected to attend high school in Houston, as her family was in the process of moving. 
 
 "I call her my shining star," her grandmother, Donna O'Guinn, said. 
 
 Madison Coe was a 14-year-old, wise beyond her years. 
 
 "She was very smart, a very good student in school. She just loved life," O'Guinn said. 
 
 Madison had so much of her life ahead of her, as she made an impact on those around her with her positivity and kindness. 
 
 She was a basketball player and the number one chair with her tuba in the band at Terra Vista Middle School. 
 
 "She was just sweet to everybody and everybody loved her," O'Guinn said. 
 
 As O'Guinn fights back the tears, she says it is hard to understand why her granddaughter’s life was taken far too soon. 
 
 Her family says Madison was in the bathtub and grabbed her phone that was plugged into a charger in a bathroom outlet. 
 
 "There was a burn mark on her hand, the hand that would have grabbed the phone. And that was just very obvious that that’s what had happened," O'Guinn said. 
 
 Madison's family believes this terrible accident is something that could happen to anyone. 
 
 But now their mission is to make sure it doesn’t happen again. 
 
 "This is such a tragedy that doesn’t need to happen to anyone else. And we want something good to come out of this as awareness of not using your cell phone in the bathroom as it is plugged in and charging," O'Guinn said. 
 
 The post about Coe on Facebook continues to be shared, opening up many eyes to the power of electricity, and the danger of plugging in any electrical appliance near water. 
 
 "It’s overwhelming to realize that there are people that we don’t even know and we’ll probably never even meet that have taken this message and shared it to protect another child or even an adult. We don’t want to lose anybody," O'Guinn said. 
 
 So as Madison’s family mourns her loss, they have hope that this message will resonate with anyone who hears it. 
 
 It’s the positivity she always carried with her, continuing to make a difference in the world. 
 
 "We need to be aware. We need to teach our children that electricity and water do not mix," O'Guinn said. "She’s just going to be greatly missed by all of us. She has a special place in my heart." 
 
 There will be a memorial service for Madison Coe on Saturday, July 15th, at 2:00 p.m. at Kings Ridge Church of Christ in Lubbock. The address is 4201 98th Street. 
 
 Madison's mother posted details for a memorial scheduled for Saturday: 
 
 "On Saturday, July 15th at 6:30 p.m. the family and friends of Madison Coe will be having a balloon/candlelight memorial at Terra Vista Middle School. Everyone is invited to celebrate the memory of an amazing young lady. She made such an impact on so many people! We will be releasing orange balloons and sharing memories." 
 
 According to the Lovington, NM Police Department, at 12:24 a.m. on Sunday, July 9 Lovington police and EMS were called to a home in the 800 block of West Ave. H for reports of an unresponsive female. Police say emergency personnel attempted life-saving measures at the scene, during transport and at the hospital. She was pronounced dead at the hospital a short time later. 
 
 "While initial evidence shows signs consistent with that of electrocution, no cause of death will be announced pending the conclusion of an investigation by the Lovington Police Department and determination of the cause and manner of death by the Office of the Medical Investigator," said officials in a news release. 
 
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 A 14-year-old set to go to school in Houston was electrocuted on Sunday after her cellphone fell into a bathtub. A 14-year-old set to go to school in Houston was electrocuted on Sunday after her cellphone fell into a bathtub. Image 1 of / 1 Caption Close Texas teen, set to attend school in Houston, electrocuted in bathtub 1 / 1 Back to Gallery 
 
 Police have released the last text a 14-year-old girl from Lubbock sent before being electrocuted in a bathtub. Authorities believe she died shortly after sending the text to a friend. 
 
 A report by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and the Lovington Police Department looking into the tragic accident said Madison Coe's phone was never submerged in water, but rather, touched a frayed extension cord she used to plug in her device. 
 
 Coe's family was in the process of moving to Houston, where the recently graduated eighth-grader was set to attend high school. 
 
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 Police are still investigating Coe's death. Her family released the picture in order to raise awareness about the dangers of portable electrical devices near water, according to News Channel 10. 
 
 A GoFundMe page has been created for the Coe family in order to pay for medical and memorial costs.
– The last message sent by 14-year-old Madison Coe before she was electrocuted in the bathtub shows the tragic mistake that killed her. "When you use and (sic) extension cord so you can plug your phone in while you're in the bath," the teen from Lovington, NM, wrote to a friend, sending a picture of the cord connection on top of a towel. But despite the precautions, Madison was apparently unaware that there was fraying on part of the cord, NBC 12 reports. Officials say she was killed after touching a frayed section while she was in the water. Investigators believe her phone was never immersed in the water. According the US Consumer Product Safety Commission and the Lovington Police Department, the cord had been plugged into a non-grounded outlet with no circuit-interrupting safety mechanism, the New York Daily News reports. Family members released her final message to help raise awareness of the danger. Her father, firefighter and EMT Logan Coe, tells Inside Edition that Madison often took her phone into the bathroom to listen to music while she was in the tub. "Whenever I talked to Madison about it, she said, 'Dad, it's outside the tub,'" he says. A GoFundMe campaign to help the family has now raised more than $20,000.