We are sad to report Mike Tysons daughter Exodus died of treadmill accident injuries

As we reported earlier today, Mike Tyson’s 4-year-old daughter, Exodus Tyson’s neck was accidentally tangled in a treadmill cord in her Phoenix home Monday.

We just learned little Exodus passed away from her injuries at a Phoenix hospital.

Boxer Mike Tyson is in mourning after his four-year-old daughter died Tuesday after her neck accidently was caught in a treadmill cord while she was playing at home.

Exodus was placed on life support in St. Joseph’s Hospital in Phoenix, Arizona after she was found unconscious on Monday.

Police said an investigation showed it was a “traigic accident.”

Tyson was in Las Vegas at the time of the accident, but had flown back to be at his daughter’s bedside.

Additional information was not available. Sig Rogich, a friend and former Tyson agent, called the accident a “tragic, tragic thing. “Mike was very dedicated to that baby,” Rogich said. “I think every parent’s greatest fear is that they live beyond their children. I know Mike has had his troubles in his life, but he’s always been a good father.”

Police said they arrived around 10:30 a.m. Monday at her home in the 6100 block of North 10th Avenue in central Phoenix. Police found the girl’s mother had removed the cord from her neck and was administering cardio-pulmonary resuscitation.

he family’s home is in a modest, quiet neighborhood. Neighbors say they saw Tyson there from time to time and the children played outside regularly.

Dinka Radic, who lives across the street, says the little girl would ask her if she had any chocolate in the house. When Radic would get some and give it to her, Exodus would hug the woman’s knees and “kiss, kiss, kiss.”