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You said it.Into a river? What a monster.
H*ll isn't hot enuff for the one who did this.
A beautiful boy with a sweet little-boy smile. Fly high Little One.
You said it.Into a river? What a monster.
2ND DEGREE MURDER?? Why not 1st?![]()
Father charged with murder in death of 2-year-old son found in East River
The 20-year-old father of a 2-year-old boy found dead in the East River this week is now charged with second degree murder and manslaughter.abc7ny.com
HUNTS POINT, Bronx (WABC) -- The 20-year-old father of a 2-year-old boy found dead in the East River this week is now charged with second degree murder and manslaughter.
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The child's father, Arius Williams, was previously named a person of interest but had not yet been criminally charged.
Unfortunately, under New York Law, they probably can't charge him with 1st degree murder.2ND DEGREE MURDER?? Why not 1st?
Ugh, what did he think was going to happen? Mom would just be like "Ok whatever"?
Was he trying to spend the rest of his life in prison? Sick.
Thank you! I assumed it was something like that. I'm actually surprised they didn't also charge him with kidnapping, that would have helped. But either way, I'm sure they will do their best to make sure he never leaves prison, I hope so anyway.Unfortunately, under New York Law, they probably can't charge him with 1st degree murder.
which is the intentional killing of a person without justification but you MUST HAVE at least one of the following aggravating factors:
Second degree is the intentional killing without a felony under New Yorks felony murder rule. The only "good" thing about a second degree murder confiction is since the victim ws less than 14 years old he will NOT be eligible for parole if given a life sentence.
- The victim was a police officer, peace officer, correctional employee, judge, or a criminal case witness
- The murder was committed while the perpetrator was serving a life sentence
- The murder was committed with torture of the victim
- The murder was committed as an act of terrorism
- The murder was committed during the commission or attempted commission of one of the felonies under New York's felony murder laws ( (that includes robery, burglary, kidnapping, arson, first-degree rape, first degree criminal sexual act, first degree sexual abuse, aggragaved sexual abuse, first and second degree escape.)
- Murder committed for hire (with the charge applying to both the murderer and the person who paid the murderer)