An Ottumwa woman convicted of killing her daughter wants the court to clarify its ruling against her.  Kelsie Thomas was charged with first degree murder in the death of 5-year-old Cloe Chandler in July 2018.  Back in October, a judge found Thomas guilty of involuntary manslaughter, a lesser felony.  In her ruling, Judge Lucy Gamon found that Thomas did not act with the malice required for a murder conviction.  Last week, Thomas’ attorney filed a motion arguing that her actions are more consistent with aggravated manslaughter, rather than a felony.  A hearing will be held January 4 in Ottumwa.