Custodial dad ANTHONY BLAKE VILES has been charged with first-degree murder in the beating death of his 6-year-old son. Daddy Dearest had only had custody for TWO FREAKING MONTHS before he went off on the boy so badly as to kill him. What is the point in placing a child with a father (or any family caretaker) who has never even bothered to meet the child in question? None. That should show you the real interest in the child's well being right there. But CPS is so blinded with father exaltation, that this is the kind of crap they pull all the time.
Idaho father charged with killing 6-year-old son 2 months after gaining custody
NWCN.com
Posted on April 17, 2012 at 9:02 PM
An Idaho man is charged with murdering his 6-year old son, just two months after gaining custody.
Anthony Blake Viles is accused of beating Afton Allison last Thursday. The boy died Sunday night.
Afton used to live in Washington with his mother and stepfather. After child protective services removed him from his mother's home for neglect, they placed him with his biological father, who he had never met.
"I haven't even had a chance to walk away from it, to decompress, and to look at it from a different aspect, because of the nature of his death. And once everything has been put aside, then maybe I can, I can find out how to walk away from it intact,’ said Jessica Allison-Wrigley, the boy’s mother.
The first-degree murder charge carries the possibility of the death penalty.
Anthony Blake Viles is accused of beating Afton Allison last Thursday. The boy died Sunday night.
Afton used to live in Washington with his mother and stepfather. After child protective services removed him from his mother's home for neglect, they placed him with his biological father, who he had never met.
"I haven't even had a chance to walk away from it, to decompress, and to look at it from a different aspect, because of the nature of his death. And once everything has been put aside, then maybe I can, I can find out how to walk away from it intact,’ said Jessica Allison-Wrigley, the boy’s mother.
The first-degree murder charge carries the possibility of the death penalty.
