Boy, 13, killed by foster dad who jammed backscratcher down throat | US | News
A foster father is accused of the brutal murder of a 13 -year -old child allegedly beaten in their homes for several hours.
39 -year -old Cesar Delgadillo is allegedly attacked the child and allegedly forced a backscracher in his mouth. The police were called to the property discovered by the young man covered with caries and cuts. Later, he was defeated by the hospital injuries. The news comes the same week when a grandmother was brutally killed in Suffolk while she was walking her dog.
Both Cesar Delgadillo and his wife Virginia Delgadillo were detained after examining CCTV images from the house. Since then, Cesar has been accused of murder as well as child danger, dealing with evidence and obstacle.
34 -year -old Virginia faces accusations such as endangering children’s welfare, four unreachable corruption and a number of physical evidence.
The child is believed to have been left to die in the drum bedroom in the drum in the drum, after a violent attack on Sunday night after a violent attack on Monday morning.
Home safety images are also reported to show some of the four other protective children trying to clean blood around the house. Local news channel WNEP reports that a significant amount of blood is seen during the attack.
Channel, “Video, during the attacks catch a large amount of blood on the ground. Some children residing in the residence were actively cleaned blood from the ground.”
WNEP also reported that two other guardian children awakened Virginia on Monday morning and found emergency services after finding that the mother was unresponsive in the bedroom. Despite the rapid arrival of civil servants and medical officials and the young people ran to Hesleton in Hilaton, he was unfortunately declared that he died.
According to the local media, five foster children of the family vary from five to 16 years. These outlets also report that the four surviving children are now in custody, because Cesar and Virginia are waiting for court hearings in Pennsylvania this month.
