"The death of Noah Cuatro was a heartbreaking tragedy," Barger said. "While nothing can undo the harm he suffered, today's $20 million settlement provides some measure of support to his surviving family. The boy said he also saw Jose Cuatro hit Noah and the other two siblings, according to the amended suit. The case began when Noah's parents reported a drowning in their family pool in the 1200 block of East Avenue S at around 4 p.m. July 5, 2019. After Noah's death, social workers made threats against Evangelina Hernandez ``in an attempt to silence her,'' the suit alleged.