Wednesday, May 18, 2016
Murder charge will stand for joint custody dad in death of 3-year-old son (New Jersey)
We've posted on joint custody dad DAVID CREATO JR. before.
See the Killer Dads and Custody list for New Jersey.
http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/Murder-Charge-Against-Father-Will-Not-be-Dismissed-Judge-379700301.html
Murder Charge Will Stand for David Creato, Jr. in Death of Son: Judge
A judge has refused to dismiss murder charges filed against a New Jersey father accused of killing his 3-year-old son.
State Superior Court Judge John Kelley on Monday rejected a motion filed by Richard Fuschino Jr, the attorney for David Creato Jr.
Fuschino claimed that a medical examiner acted improperly while determining the cause of death for Brendan Creato and later misled a grand jury. But Camden County prosecutors have called those arguments "absurd.''
Prosecutors have said the boy suffered "homicidal violence.'' They say the 22-year-old Haddon Township man killed his son because the boy was impeding his relationship with a teenage girlfriend who allegedly resented Creato's dealings with the child's mother.
Creato remains jailed on $750,000 bail. He has pleaded not guilty to murder and child endangerment.
See the Killer Dads and Custody list for New Jersey.
http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/Murder-Charge-Against-Father-Will-Not-be-Dismissed-Judge-379700301.html
Murder Charge Will Stand for David Creato, Jr. in Death of Son: Judge
A judge has refused to dismiss murder charges filed against a New Jersey father accused of killing his 3-year-old son.
State Superior Court Judge John Kelley on Monday rejected a motion filed by Richard Fuschino Jr, the attorney for David Creato Jr.
Fuschino claimed that a medical examiner acted improperly while determining the cause of death for Brendan Creato and later misled a grand jury. But Camden County prosecutors have called those arguments "absurd.''
Prosecutors have said the boy suffered "homicidal violence.'' They say the 22-year-old Haddon Township man killed his son because the boy was impeding his relationship with a teenage girlfriend who allegedly resented Creato's dealings with the child's mother.
Creato remains jailed on $750,000 bail. He has pleaded not guilty to murder and child endangerment.