Watch video showing alleged killer dad forcing his 6-year-old son to run repeatedly on treadmill because he was ‘too fat’
Unsettling footage has surfaced that purportedly depicts a father who is a “killer,” compelling his 6-year-old kid to exercise on a treadmill because the youngster is “too fat.”
On Tuesday, April 30, Christopher Gregor, 31, entered the courtroom to be on trial for the alleged 2021 murder of his son, Corey Micciolo. If found guilty, he might spend the rest of his life behind bars.
Surveillance footage showed Gregor making Corey run on a treadmill after the youngster fell off several times from the exercise machine’s high pace was displayed to the Superior Court in New Jersey during the trial.
Watch the video to see the alleged killer’s father making his 6-year-old kid run on the treadmill repeatedly because the boy was?overweight?
Watch the video to see the alleged killer’s father making his 6-year-old son run on the treadmill repeatedly because
Footage captured Gregor walking up to the treadmill to increase the speed and raise the incline of the track.
The sudden changes in speed and elevation were too much for the little boy’s legs, causing him to fall down and slide off the moving track.
Despite the son falling off, Gregor lifted and tossed him back onto the treadmill, which forced the child’s legs to fold backwards as the father seemingly clamped his teeth into Corey’s head.
The boy gets back on, but again falls off and continues to struggle to remain on the machine, eventually leading the father to decrease both the the speed and incline.
The boy’s mother, Bre Micciolo, was the first witness to take the stand and was in tears as she watched the horrific video.
Days before her son’s death, Bre Micciolo reported the boy’s injuries to the New Jersey Division of Child Protection and Permanency, according to the US Sun.
On April 1, she requested that Gregor take their son to see a doctor.
While at the appointment, Corey reportedly revealed his father made him run on the treadmill “because he was too fat,” the outlet reported.
The next day, Gregor rushed the young boy to the hospital because the boy woke up from a nap stumbling, slurring his words, and experiencing nausea and shortness of breath, according to Court TV.
During a CT scan, Corey suffered a seizure, forcing medical staff to take life-saving measures, but he died.
An initial autopsy found Corey died as a result of blunt force injuries with cardiac and liver contusions with acute inflammation and sepsis.
Gregor was arrested in July 2021 on child neglect charges stemming from investigators reviewing the surveillance footage from the fitness center.
“Specifically by having (Corey) run on a treadmill and increasing the speed, causing (Corey) to fall, placing (him) back on the moving treadmill while appearing to bite his head, causing the said child to fall several more times,” an arrest warrant obtained by the outlet read.
In September 2021, a forensic pathologist determined Corey’s death to be a homicide as he suffered from chronic abuse including blunt impact injuries on his chest and abdomen with a laceration on his heart, left pulmonary contusion, and laceration and contusion of his liver.
Dr Thomas Andrew believes Corey suffered an acute traumatic injury to the heart four to 12 hours before his death, according to Court TV.
Gregor was arrested on March 9, 2022, for his son’s death but turned down a 30-year plea deal.
He is being held in the New Jersey Jail without bond.