I suppose we could all provide examples all day long of emergency births. One friend of mine started labor and it went so fast that as her husband ran to call the midwife, she screamed, "Get in here now!" She delivered in the bathroom before a call could be made for help. They were experienced parents and still were caught off-guard and couldn't summons help during labor.
A co-worker went into labor and left for the hospital, but didn't make it past her apartment building lobby and had the baby there. Her husband called 911, true, but a fire truck didn't arrive until after the baby was delivered.
In those cases, the babies were full-term and healthy. I don't condone putting a baby in a bag in the closet, but what if those two examples were about pre-mature babies who couldn't survive or were stillborns? Would they be blamed for not calling help soon enough?
Keep in mind, someone did indeed call 911. We don't know how long that took or who placed the call, iirc.
We will know details eventually. There is so much we don't know yet.
jmopinion